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An ever-popular garden fencing product, the Lap Panel fence panel is now available in a fully treated version which blends in better and gives better rot protection.All our Lap Panels and Fence Panels are strongly made and are fully framed More... |
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Grange Elite are a very popular range of decorative fence panels fully treated for longer life expectancy. Grange Elite fencing panels are also similar to a range known as Continental Fence Panels but Grange Elite are the best Fence Panels. More... |
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Closeboard Fencing is the most popular garden fencing ever. Built on site in kit form it is easy to erect. Closeboard Fencing is a long lasting sturdy fence. More... |
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Closeboard Panels are a Fence Panel suitable for Garden Fencing which is Increasing in popularity as a stronger alternative to the lap panel. Closeboard Panels are available in with a dipped or pressure treated finish. More... |
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Chestnut Post and Rail is a firm favorite, the original and traditional post & rail which may be used for demarcation, and if it is used with chainlink fixed to one side it is also suitable for containing pets. Chestnut Post and Rail has rustic charm. More... |
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This is a selection of affordable post & rail styles. Post and Rail fencing of all types provides a great barrier that has strength and presence. Post and Rail which uses sawn or half round rails is usually nailed to the posts. More... |
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This may be erected to form a fence in its own right but more commonly it is used for smaller quantities screening. It is also added to Fence Panels as a topping for garden fencing. More... |
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Picket Fencing is also known as Palisade Fencing and is great in gardens as it is often used only 900mm high so that it does not obstruct the view or block out the light. It is easy and fast to erect as it comes in ready assembled panels approx. 1.80m long. More... |
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Ideal for rural locations or to create that cottage garden feel. Hurdles are easy to erect as the posts are driven in without concrete and the panels wired to the posts. A great Garden Fencing Product. More... |
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Chainlink is ideal for pets or security, as garden fencing it gives vision through the fence. Available with a range of posts and with galvanised or green coated mesh. More... |
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Keep your pets safe with or without Garden fencing. Large range of Garden Fencing for Dogs. More... |
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Rabbit netting the traditional garden fencing mesh for birds and pets. It needs a supporting line wire if it is being erected permanently. Rabbit netting is wire netting for Rabbits. More... |
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A traditional and unobtrusive type of fence ideal for garden fencing. It is cheap and easy to erect. Ideal for awkward shapes. Good for most dogs. More... |
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Metposts The original fence post spike. Available in different styles to suit driving into the soil or bolting down to concrete surfaces. To suit Fence Panels and Garden Fencing. More... |
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A traditional type of fencing often but not exclusively used at low heights. It is available with differing tops such as pointed, round or flat. It is constructed on site in kit form. More... |
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This is a range of lightweight weldmesh which has a range of uses not just in cage building. It can also be used in the garden. More... |
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AVS sell light-weight weldmesh or Aviary Mesh. Fencing weldmesh is stronger than chainlink and is suitable for large dogs and for Garden Fencing that will see very heavy use. Available with green or galvanised finish. More... |
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Garden Fencing
Buy your garden fencing and garden fencing panels from AVS there is a wide selection of garden fencing available on the website, from the traditional fence panels sometimes called lap panels through to the elegant and sophisticated Grange Elite fence panel range. When choosing your garden fencing what should you consider? Most of us require our garden fencing to give us privacy and security. If we require security the height of the fencing is likely to be 1.8 or 2m high, 2m being the highest that one can achieve for your garden fencing without applying for planning permission and if you require privacy then you are likely to choose a solid fence such as a fence panel or close boarded fence as apposed to an open style of fencing like palisade or chain link mesh.
Garden Fence Panels
Often garden fencing is required to divide up areas of the garden and if this is the case low level garden fence panels may be used typically 900mm or 1200mm high. When planning a low level fence there is often less requirement for the fencing to be solid unless it is required to keep small animals out and so one tends to think of fencing styles like trellis garden fence panels or palisade fence panels. Our garden fencing products may be also used for landscaping as we supply a range of machine rounded pole and sleepers which are ideal when levelling areas of your garden or retaining soil prior to erecting your garden fencing. The front garden is also an area which fencing is often required for and quite often the fencing in the front garden will be much lower sometimes this is necessary for visibility adjoining a road or highway because in these situations the tallest fence without planning permission is normally a 1m high. Often garden fencing for front gardens consists of a low level garden fence panel and palisade fencing.
AVS sell a range of small timber gates to match your garden fencing whether this is 1800mm high for side entrance gates or 900mm for low level fencing in the front garden. What some people want to know is, is it possible to paint your garden fence panels and the answer is that garden fence panels may be painted although we urge caution because the timber stain and timber treatment may seep through the fencing so that it is visible in your neighbours garden and I am sure for good neighbourly relations you require your neighbours garden fencing to look as good on their side of the boundary, sometimes this can be overcome by agreeing to paint both sides of the garden fencing.
Do you know which way to erect your garden fencing this is normally shown on the deeds of your house or you may choose to follow the example of existing garden fencing panels which are already erected. What confuses a lot of people is that if you own the fence then it is normal to erect the fence so the fair face or front face of the fence where the palings or featheredge boards are, in the case of a closeboard fence are facing your neighbour. The rails at the back of the fence are facing your garden. With garden fence panels it is less pronounced which is the back and the front of the fence panel, however they do normally have a manufactures badge on the fencing and normally this would be erected facing the front.
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