• Fence Panels

  Lap and closeboard panels for use with timber or concrete posts. Dip treated to help preserve the wood for a lasting finish.
  

   

  Using fence panels is by far one of the easiest ways to erect a garden fence. We have a huge selection of quality garden fence materials online and in store for you to choose from, including feather edge, lap, picket, and lattice fence panels.
  
  All of the garden fencing panels we sell are treated in one of two ways; dip treated or pressure treated. Dip treated panels are immersed in a treatment solution, which protects the outside layer of timber against rot and decay. The pressure treatment process involves the timber being put under intense pressure, which forces the treatment further towards the core of the wood, offering greater protection for your panel.
  
  If guidance is what you need, check out our guide on how to install your fence panels without fuss. 

• Closeboard Fencing
• Fence Posts

  A carefully selected range of pressure-treated timber fence posts. Ideal for all types of outdoor construction projects. 

   

  Fence posts are the strength to your garden fencing, so its important to choose the right product for the job. We have a comprehensive range of fence posts to suit a wide variety of fences. Choose from our carefully selected range of standard timber fence posts, which are great for panels, or our large timber posts, which are suitable for gates. Also available are our range of machine round, or peeled and treated fencing posts. Often used for agricultural fencing, larger posts are also a great choice for rustic landscaping projects.
  
  All of our fencing posts are offered in their plain state, but we also offer a machining service to mortice, top and cut posts to your requirements. When it comes to installing your fence posts, this article aims to keep it clear and simple.

• Gravel Boards

  Expertly made treated timber and concrete gravel boards. Exceptional value, available in a variety of heights and lengths.

   

  Our gravel boards can be used with closeboard as well as timber panel fencing, and offer exceptional value for money. The primary use for a gravel board is to raise the panel or closeboard off the ground, and protect the timber from premature damage caused by moisture ingress. If a fence comes into contact with the ground for a prolonged period, moisture can penetrate the surface and cause the timber to rot and decay over time. Gravel boards are especially important if you have a flower bed in front of the fence, or if your garden is in a particularly shaded or damp area, such as on the edge of woodland.
  
  We supply comprehensive treated timber and concrete gravel boards in a variety of heights and lengths, all expertly made to do the very important job of keeping your fencing off the ground. If you're starting from scratch, this guide to installing gravel boards should do the trick. 

   
• Agricultural Fencing

  Flexible fencing to keep animals of all sizes in or out. A classic view in the rural communities of the English countryside.

   

  Flexible fencing to keep animals of all sizes in or out. A classic view in the rural communities of the English countryside.
  
  Post and rail agricultural fencing is an attractive and traditional style of fencing that has been a staple view in the rural communities of the English countryside for decades. Post and rail makes a beautiful addition to gardens and private land as well as fields and paddocks! Not only is it useful as a fence to secure livestock, but also as a simple demarcation of a boundary, or just to restrict pedestrian access.
  
  Browse our range of livestock fencing, and take your pick from machine round, half round, and morticed posts. If a helping hand is all you need, head over to our guide to installing livestock fencing. 

• Electric Fencing

  Electric fencing is nothing to be scared of. With a few simple safety precautions – really, just follow the instructions – it’s as easy and safe to install as most other types of fencing. 

  What it brings is added stopping power for livestock without erecting enormous physical barriers.

  Domestic and agricultural horse owners make the most use of electric fencing as a restraining method. Even large areas can be fenced relatively cheaply and self-installed. It’s also an effective pest excluder, useful for protecting poultry or any domestic or agricultural animal that’s prey to predators.
  
  AVS Fencing can supply all the equipment –wires & cables, power supplies, tapes & ropes, posts, fixtures – you need to put up a temporary or permanent animal barrier.
  

• Chainlink Fencing

  A cost effective and durable solution for many fencing needs. From general security to garden and pet fencing.

   

  Chainlink is a type of mesh that is strong and versatile. Good for pest control and tennis courts, chainlink can be fixed in place on timber, metal and concrete fence posts, depending on the situation and personal preference.
  
  Chainlink fencing mesh is available in a range of finishes and made from wire of different thickness. At AVS, we sell galvanised finish and a green PVC finish. The PVC finish we provide lasts much longer than some because the wire underneath the PVC has been galvanised to give corrosion protection. All rolls are normally 25m long.
  
  This guide provides more useful advice on installing your chainlink fencing.

• Fencing Accessories

  Fence accessories are an absolutely essential part of any fence build. These products are also ideal for any repairs and maintenance that your fence may require, saving you the hassle and expense of completely replacing your fence.
  
  Out of our entire fence fittings selection our repair brackets are one of our most popular items - those, and our handy selection of nails!

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