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Rustic Chestnut Post and Rail Fencing

Rustic Chestnut Post and Rail Fencing

Rustic Chestnut Post and Rail Fencing

Chestnut post and rail fencing in Kent and Ashford, supplying and installing high-quality, sustainably sourced fencing for rural properties, paddocks, and land across the local area.


Our traditional post and rail fencing is crafted from locally coppiced sweet chestnut, sourced from Kent woodlands and chosen for its natural durability, strength, and resistance to rot. This makes it an ideal long-lasting fencing solution for properties throughout Ashford and the wider Kent countryside, with no need for chemical treatment.


We regularly supply and install fencing across Ashford and surrounding areas including Kingsnorth, Great Chart, Charing, Challock, Tenterden, Wye, and the wider Kent region. Whether you’re securing a paddock, defining boundaries, or improving the appearance of your land, our rustic chestnut fencing offers a practical and visually appealing solution.


Our fencing is available in 2 metre and 3 metre bays, with the option of 2 rail or 3 rail systems depending on your needs. Each installation is tailored to suit your land, ensuring a strong, reliable structure that performs in all weather conditions.


For added security and livestock control, we also supply and install stock fencing wire and barbed wire alongside our post and rail systems, providing a complete fencing solution for agricultural and equestrian use.


With over 30 years of experience working across Kent, we offer expert advice and a dependable service from start to finish. Whether you need supply only or full installation in Ashford or nearby villages, we deliver high-quality craftsmanship with a focus on durability and finish.


If you’re looking for chestnut post and rail fencing in Ashford, Kent, or the surrounding areas, get in touch today for a reliable, locally trusted service.

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