Stock fences are designed to keep livestock in. When we specify a stock fence we take into account a number of different factor including – What type of animals are to be contained? Is only one type of animal going to be in the field? What are the local ground conditions? The answers to these questions determine the size of the posts, post centers, use of barbed wire (and how many rows), type of stock netting to be used.

Post and rail fencing can be seen throughout the country as either a good footing boundary demarcation, or as a stock fence.

Post and rail is usually used where horses are kept, as the fencing offers a safe barrier for the horses to lean against. The posts and rails are available in both tantalised and pressure creosoted treatment.
Below is a standard detail and specification, these can be altered to suit individual requirements.

The rabbit population of Britain has soared over recent years and this increase has led to widespread damage, as rabbits decimate crops and planted material. We have installed thousands of meters of rabbit fence that has acted as an effective barrier to protect crops and landscaped areas. Using our experience we specify the correct rabbit fence for each specific location.