Split Chestnut Fencing

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Split chestnut fencing.

Chestnut fencing is an effective and affordable fencing solution for a variety of different uses and it s natural and simple design lends itself perfectly to any environment. At dunshane nursery we are proud to sell chestnut fencing which is a beautiful product made by solecon sales ltd. Being a natural product chestnut fencing looks good in every situation and improves with weathering and the passage of time. 81 pales in a 9 1m roll.

Split chestnut fencing is coppiced from the woods using traditional methods and prepared totally by hand rather than being sawn. This retains the natural grain of the timber for strength and character. Pales are cleft peeled and pointed one end. Rails average 10 12 ft.

Ideal in gardens estates public parks and schools our cleft chestnut paling fencing has also been used at newquay zoo for the haslemere fringe festival. At four seasons we provide a range of high standard chestnut fencing including chestnut paling chestnut posts and cleft chestnut posts and rails. Chestnut strainer posts choose from 2 diameters 3 4 or 5 6 for our 7 length straining posts to be used at the start and end of a fence run corners and ground level changes. Lawsons stock rolls of chestnut fencing which are made using high quality certified sweet chestnut which has been naturally grown in managed coppiced woodlands.

How to install chestnut fencing a quick and easy step by step guide on installing chestnut fencing for your home garden and wide range of outside areas. Still continued today by a few skilled craftsmen cleft oak or chestnut fencing makes a durable and very strong attractive barrier. Chestnut is easy to work being light weight and splitting well with wedge and hammer. Chestnut fencing is used in private and public gardens estates and public parks.

Our chestnut fencing is made from only the finest quality of material and finished to a superior level ensuring that our customers receive only the very best end product. Both of which have a high resilient strength are suitable to cleave or split and have a high natural tannin content protecting the wood from rot. Designed to take the strain of fencing attached to it such as stock fencing chestnut paling or simple chicken netting. Chestnut was used by the early pioneers for the hand split cross lapped fencing commonly called split rails.

Chestnut fencing please note that chestnut fencing is not made from jakcure treated timber. The method of manufacture is traditional and uses cleft chestnut which is split with the grain rather than sawn this ensures that water does not penetrate the pores. The best materials for this are oak or chestnut. Our fencing is assembled with best galvanised 2mm wire 4 strands per row.