Timber Fencing – Post and Rail

A variety of post and rail fencing to suit most requirements including, standard unsawn, rough sawn nailed, heavy post and rail and morticed. These styles of fence are normally suited to agricultural areas and estate fencing.

Post & Rail Fencing (nailed)

This sturdy fencing   comprises of sawn square section vertical posts, with three horizontal rails,   nailed to the posts. There is a choice of either half round rails or sawn square   section rails. Allow one post for every 1.8m of fence, plus one for the end of   the run. Allow three rails for every 3.6m of 3-rail fencing

Post & Heavy Rail Fencing

This attractive   design will appeal to those who want a more unusual, retro, or “riven” look to   their fence. Comprising of half round vertical posts, with either three or four   mortices, for the irregular sawn horizontal rails to insert into. Allow one post   for every 1.8m of fence, plus one for the end of the run.

Standard Post & Rail Fencing

This basic and versatile fencing comprises of machine rounded half round   vertical posts, with three horizontal machine rounded half round rails, nailed   to the flat face of the posts. Allow one post for every 1.8m of fence, plus one   for the end of the run. Allow three rails for every 3.6m of 3-rail fencing

Post and Rail fencing (morticed)

This attractive fencing   comprises of sawn square section vertical posts, with three or four horizontal   square section rails, morticed into the posts. There are additional prick posts   in between the posts at the mid bay point to give extra support. Allow one post   and one prick post for every 2.85m of fence, plus one post for the end of the   run.