Fencing work in the field

Field boundaries need to work with the route of the land, livestock requirements and practical access. These projects include stock netting, timber rails, integrated gates and long rural runs across changing ground.

Paddock boundaries combine clear field divisions with practical gateways and access. The photographs show timber post-and-rail, mesh below the rails, fenced paddocks and entrance points across several equestrian projects.

Domestic work can involve enclosed garden boundaries, replacement sections, timber gates and post-and-rail around larger plots. These photographs show how access points and fence lines can be integrated around the property.

WGT's Great Tew project included specialist tall ball-stop fencing, with the mesh line following the edge of the site. Height, surroundings, access and the intended use are important considerations for comparable work.