Finding the ideal fence panels to suit the size and shape of your garden is essential to enhance the overall look of your property. The panels are supported by fence posts fixed into the ground, and remember to account for a gravel board at the base, adding an extra 150mm to the fence height. Artificial Ivy Privacy Fences, available in dimensions such as 5m x 1m, provide UV-protected screening and an aesthetic vine leaf decoration that can transform the look of your outdoor walls.
For a more custom look, consider timber, aluminium, or bamboo screening panels. When attaching panels to posts, ensure you use either timber or metal posts suitable for the panel type. Concrete fence posts can also be used with wood fence panels for a sturdy construction. Enhancing your fence with planters or pots is a cost-effective way to beautify your space.
The 4ft Europa Plain panel is a stylish alternative to the standard fence design, providing a decorative touch to your property’s boundary. When maintaining your fence, use putty for repairs, creating an even layer on both sides. We take pride in manufacturing our own panels and concrete products to ensure quality and durability.
Consider the type of ivy when dealing with trellis panels, as the leaf size can affect how it weaves through the gaps. The law is straightforward regarding overhanging fruit; what grows on your side is yours, and what crosses over from your neighbour’s side belongs to them. This information is vital when planning your garden’s layout and fencing.
For those looking to add vibrant color to their fences, evergreen plants with new growth producing red leaves can make a striking impact. When choosing your fencing materials, you have a variety of options, including featheredge boards, fence posts, gravel boards, rails, and pailings.
