Manufactured in the UK from high quality, solid steel, our bolt-together estate fencing provides a strong and durable solution. Our pre-formed estate fencing panels are a variation of our popular traditional Burghley estate fencing, pre-welded for a simple and quick installation. The panels are 5 rail, 2m long and 1.2m high. They are designed to be used for all lengths of fencing, from small residential gardens to larger estates and new build developments.
They have become an increasingly popular option due to the clean definition they bring to formal areas, gardens and boundaries as well as providing a fence that will last for many generations.
Panels are bolted together to achieve the required length for your project and all fitted with thrust plates, providing additional strength and rigidity to your fenceline. We do not use tubular or hollow section steel. Panels are supplied primed and top coated in black. Loose adjustable uprights, end posts, corner posts, T posts and matching gates are also offered.
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As part of the wider restoration of this beautiful Norfolk country estate, we worked closely with Will Draper Garden Design to deliver a range of bespoke features, including Burghley Estate Fencing, Gates, Rose Arch Walkways, a Domed Structure and, completing the project, a large bespoke Arbour. Designed to complement the surrounding landscape.
A bespoke steel tree seat, designed around nature. When an existing customer approached The Traditional Company with a unique seating request, our team worked closely with her to create a backless tree seat tailored to the tree, the space and her vision.
We collaborated with County Garden Management to manufacture bespoke vertical screens for a garden project in Essex, designed to soften a large brick wall and enhance the overall space. Fabricated in-house at our Leicestershire facility, the screens were created from detailed technical drawings and will naturally develop a rich, weathered patina within a few months, blending seamlessly into the landscape.
