Palisade Fencing – Agricultural Compound
£253.45+
Agricultural compound palisade fencing, rounded and notched tops, made to your exact perimeter. Call 02089116000 for a free quote.
Description
This palisade fencing run is shown around an agricultural compound, where seasonal activity varies sharply along this boundary, and the fence needs to handle both extremes. We fabricate to your exact measurements throughout — height, length, pale spacing and post fixings built around the real site. Ring 02089116000 for a free quote, or read on for what’s worth thinking through first.
Finished with rounded and notched pale tops, balancing a slightly softer look against genuine security performance. We work with both W-section and D-section pale profiles along the run. Pales are arranged so that no pale can unbolted from the outside of the fence line.
Digging in and concreting the posts is the typical approach for a new perimeter like this one. We’ll advise on the practical approach once the ground conditions are known.
Standard panel fencing can leave an odd final section, particularly on a boundary this length. We build against your actual boundary, planning around corners, gated openings and level changes as they truly exist. On an agricultural compound with sharply seasonal traffic, getting the specification right before manufacture avoids costly changes later.
A fence line around a site like this rarely stands without at least one gate. Our palisade double gates and palisade sliding gate ranges share the same profiles and finishes, keeping the boundary consistent.
Every run is hot-dip galvanised as standard, with corrosion resistance built in from the start and a powder coat available afterwards.
Where an open sightline matters more than an imposing look, our mesh fencing provides comparable security with a more visible build. Send the perimeter length and any level changes and we’ll confirm post spacing before we start manufacture. Every run is delivered nationwide, with installation on offer. Ring 02089116000 to discuss the boundary. That reliability matters most during the compound’s busiest seasonal periods.




