Mesh Fencing – Farm and Smallholding Boundary

Description

Farm and smallholding boundaries have to do two jobs at once: keep a site properly secured and stay practical to live and work around day to day. This mesh fencing run shows the welded panel construction doing exactly that — a genuine physical barrier along the line, with the open aperture keeping sightlines across paddocks, yards or approach roads intact.

We fabricate every run to the actual length and layout of the boundary rather than fitting the site to a standard panel size. On farm boundaries that often means working around gateways used daily by vehicles and machinery, uneven ground between fields, and existing fence lines the new run needs to tie into cleanly.

Mesh aperture is chosen for the job the boundary is doing. Where the priority is keeping livestock, equipment or vehicles secure without shutting off the outlook entirely, a more open weave usually suits; where the boundary borders a public road or footpath, a tighter aperture adds extra climb and cut resistance. Tell us about the site and we’ll advise on the right grade.

Posts can be bolted down onto existing hard standing where you don’t want to break up a concrete yard, or dug in and concreted for a new run across open ground — we’ll advise based on your ground conditions. Finish starts with hot-dip galvanising as standard, with a polyester powder coat available afterwards in any RAL colour.

Most farm boundaries need at least one gated opening for vehicle or pedestrian access. Our mesh double gate and mesh sliding gate ranges are built in matching grades and finishes, so the whole boundary — fence and gate — reads as a single installation. Call 02089116000 to talk through your site, or we can install the complete run for you nationwide.