Slatted fencing, neat from both sides
A horizontal slatted fence looks the same from both sides and works as a boundary, a screen or the back of a planted border.
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We build slatted fences from planed boards fixed to a timber frame, with even gaps set by spacers. You can choose close slats for privacy or wider gaps to let light and air through.
We use pressure-treated softwood, Siberian larch or western red cedar, fixed with stainless steel screws so there are no rust streaks. We can add low lighting along the base, wired by a qualified electrician.
What's included
Set with spacers along every board.
No rust marks on the timber.
Treated softwood, larch or cedar.
Berkhamsted
A slatted screen with lighting along a raised border
A slatted fence in treated softwood was built behind a new raised bed, with low lights along the base wired by the customer's electrician. Finished in two days.
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Straight answers on price, boundaries, planning and timing. If your question is not here, call the office.
Does a slatted fence give privacy?
Yes, if the gaps are small. A gap of about 10 mm gives good privacy while still letting the wind through.
Which timber lasts longest?
Cedar and larch weather to silver-grey and last well without stain. Treated softwood is cheaper and can be stained any colour.
Get a free quote
Call the office, or send the length of fence and a photo of the garden, and we will call you back with a price.
01632 960 862We reply within one working hour, Monday to Saturday.
Monday to Friday 7:30–17:30
Saturday 8:00–13:00