Which type of fence adds the most value to a property?

Timber fencing is said to add the most value to a property due to its traditional and natural appearance, but we think the same effect can be achieved with composite fencing!

Which type of fence is the most durable?

Of all the different fence types out there, we think steel fencing is one of the most durable – it’s low maintenance and long-lasting.

Which type of fence offers the most privacy?

Fencing products that are supplied in panels, such as composite fencing and some timber fencing, offer the most privacy – no one can see through it!

Does a timber fence have to be stained every year?

Staining a timber fence is important not only to keep it looking great, but to maintain the life of the wood, too. You should stain a timber fence every two to three years.

Composite Fencing

If you’re looking for a fencing option that gives the appearance of natural timber but with minimal maintenance, then composite fencing is the perfect choice for you. Manufactured using a blend of recycled woods and plastics, composite fencing is as durable as it is stylish.

Composite fencing is UV-stabilised to ensure that the colour stays vibrant even with prolonged exposure to sunlight, and is resistant to rot and mould – it's a fencing option that is built to last.

Our range of composite fencing includes panels from leading UK suppliers Ecoscape and DuraPost, both of which offer options in a wide range of colours from natural wood hues to modern, on-trend greys. Take a look at the full range today!

Features & Benefits of Composite Fencing

Not only does composite fencing enhance the appearance of any given property, but it also provides important privacy and security to the garden area. While it gives the appearance of natural timber, composite fencing is much easier to maintain and will not need replacing as often – so it may be offered at a higher price point than timber fencing, but it’s much more of an investment that will last for years!

Composite fencing is also much more weatherproof than traditional timber fencing – it can take whatever the Great British weather has to throw at it, whether it’s wind, rain, snow, or sun. Generally, composite fencing won’t require sanding, painting, or treating, so all you need to do is install it and it’s good to go.

Finally, composite fencing is offered in a wide range of colours to suit properties both traditional and modern. Whether you’re looking for contemporary grey or traditional natural timber tones, there’s a style of composite fencing to match your property.

Composite Fencing – Technical Specification

All composite fencing products in the range are manufactured using a blend of reclaimed wood and recycled plastic, and are UV-stabilised to keep the colour vibrant with prolonged sun exposure. Composite fencing is resistant to rot and mould, and doesn’t require treatment, sanding, staining, or painting.

The Professional Building Supplies range of composite fencing is also offered with a wide range of fence posts to complement your installation.

Composite Fencing Further Information

To find out more about our range of composite fencing, take a look at our guides and tips. You can also contact our team for assistance – we're always happy to help, whether it’s providing expert guidance or advising on pricing.

Composite Fencing FAQs

Is composite fencing eco-friendly?

Composite fencing is usually manufactured using recycled materials, such as reclaimed wood fibres and recycled plastics. Because of this, composite fencing offers a much higher level of longevity than any completely natural timber fence, preventing the need for replacements over the years. We think that it’s a great, eco-friendly option!

How long does composite fencing last?

It’s always important to check the guarantee supplied by the manufacturer, but generally composite fencing is supplied with guarantees of around 15-20 years. WIth the right maintenance, though, it’s known to last even longer!