Fencing

                                                               
                                                                                      
    
 
   Forest Garden 
   

Hampton Ultima Panel Europa Prague
  
0There a wide variety of styles to choose from listed below are some of the 0most popular. 
 
0Under each heading there are many different shapes, styles etc available on 0the market. Unless otherwise specified all photos are supplied by kind 0courtesy of Forest Garden. You can view their site on 0www.forestgarden.co.uk
  
0Featheredge 
 

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0A strong form of fencing, when built using 4x4 posts, 3x2 cross beams and 0featheredge boards. 
0It usually works out more expensive per sq ft than lapped fencing.
0Alternatively Forest Gardens make featheredge panels. 
 

Forest Board

Forest Board Wave

Board Lattice

Europa Ivy

0Larchlap
 

Forest Lap

 
0A very common and relatively cheap form of fencing, but again as with all 0forms of fencing suppliers are coming up with many variations on a theme. 
0The following examples are available from Forest Garden
 

Europa Strasburg

Europa Vienna

  

Ultima Panel

Europa Copenhagen

    
0Interwoven / Wattle / Willow 
  

Willow Hurdle

 
0In the right setting the rustic look on these fences looks stunning. The only 0downside that I have found is that they don't seem to have the same life span 0as other forms of fencing. 
    
       
0Trellis
 

Europa Hamburg

    

Chelsea Concave Convex

 
0A very useful form of fencing/ screening allowing you to grow climbers up and 0over them. A huge variety of shapes, styles and sizes are available to 0purchase.  
 

Forest Trellis Forest Rose trellis
  
  
0Post & Rail
0Usually associated with fencing in paddocks. A basic form of fencing. 
 
0Bamboo
0Quite effective form of fencing usually associated with Japanese gardens. As 0with willow fencing can be used to good effect in the right setting. 
   
    
0Picket

Picket Fencing

 
0Built in the same way as featheredge fencing until the erection of the final 0boards. Rather than using featheredge boards 3x1 or 4x1 boards are used 0with a gap between the boards. Ideal for windy exposed sites. 
  

Forest Pale
 0Gates and Arches
  
0Extra features available from Forest Gardens to add more interest in 0particular parts of your Garden are Gates and Arches. 
 
0Gates
0Not only used for security but also convenience in certain circumstances. The 0following gates are examples available to purchase from Forest Garden
 

Board Gate Lap Gate Europa Prague Gate
   

Europa Dome Gate 6 

0Arches
 

Florence Arch

 
0Sometimes seen as the final link / touch in a particular setting, leading the 0person through from a screened / fenced off area into a different part of the 0garden. Not only adding to the interest and aesthetics of the garden but could 0also create an air of mystery for the person walking through, not knowing what 0is beyond the screen and arch until they finally walk through. 
 

Tuscany Arch Classic Arch Ultima Pergola Arch
Arch Rialto Arch Naples Arch Rustic Rose
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