Picket Fencing
Traditional picket and pale fencing for front gardens, driveways and cottage boundaries.
Timber picket fencing for an open, traditional boundary that marks a line without blocking the view. Ideal for front gardens, driveway divides and cottage frontages. Pales are cut and spaced by hand, with pointed, rounded or flat tops to suit the property. Painted or left to weather, it is one of the most characterful boundaries we build.
What is picket fencing best for?
Open boundaries where you want to mark a line and keep a view, such as front gardens, driveway divides and cottage frontages. It also contains dogs and children while staying decorative.
What is picket fencing best for?
Open boundaries where you want to mark a line and keep a view, such as front gardens, driveway divides and cottage frontages. It also contains dogs and children while staying decorative.
Should picket fencing be painted?
It can be painted for a classic finish or left to weather to a soft grey. Painted picket needs occasional repainting; treated and left natural needs the least upkeep.
How long does picket fencing last?
With treated timber and posts set properly, expect 15 years or more. Keeping the base clear of soil and leaves helps the posts last.
Is it strong enough to keep a dog in?
For most dogs, yes, at a suitable height and pale spacing. Tell us about your dog and we will set the height and gaps accordingly.