The Best Fencing in Staffordshire

Fencing usually serves some purpose, either to restrict movement or access and often to provide privacy.

Fencing is erected to keep animals as well as children out of a specific area and depending on its purpose the fence will be made from posts of timber, metal pieces, concrete or stone. In many cases fencing is erected simply because it is practical to do so, e.g. to keep big farm animals like horses and cows out of a certain camp/meadow and any aesthetic considerations will not impact on how the fence looks.

However, very often the fence forms part of a garden area and care is taken to make it look inviting and attractive. This is often true for smaller gardens in suburban areas or even in high-rise apartment complexes where the only garden is a balcony.

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Different Styles of Fencing

Some inspiring ideas for garden fencing in areas with limited garden space, include a variety of styles from stark, no-fuss fencing in white to more ‘dramatic’ looks with a greater emphasis on colour. Experiment with patterns, which do not fit the ‘traditional’ description. Try curved fences, or lattice fencing. Also, a fence does not only have to separate or divide, it can provide the perfect spot for climbers and creepers, thereby affording you even more privacy, if that’s what you want; and a lush green to feast your eyes on.

Accessorize Your Fencing

Pot plants on top of your fence can make a huge difference to how attractive your garden looks. If the structure allows for it you’ll simply place the pots on top of the fencing or otherwise attach them with brackets. It is recommended to use plants with bright blooms on top of a white fence and more subdued colours if your fencing is painted bright.  Another idea is to use the fencing for hanging small container plants, which you attach with brackets at various intervals, thereby covering as much of the fencing as you want. Again, this will look better against a white background.

If there is anything else you wish to know about fencing in Staffordshire and Shropshire, please feel free to contact us directly today.

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