Gallery

Box strainers in a corner of a sheep netting fence installation

High tensile sheep netting with timber strainer, plus 2 strands of plain wire above.

Simple high tensile wire fencing.

Nice, neat corners here.

Using our tracked post knocker to install support posts for a steel panel site security fence..

Now, what's the best way to get over the stream in that gully? A Hopley Fencing footbridge, of course!

Another bespoke gate.

A big pair of wooden field gates on square posts for large agricultural machinery access.

Gates can be made to order to match any style of fencing.

Profile mesh steel panels and access gate - for when security really matters.

What a view! Machine turned post and rail fencing in a stunning setting.

Also, because we make our own, we can do anything with them - this shows two sloping sections of fence taking the height down to an existing fence.

Garden level problems? Solved with these log retaining walls and access steps.

New mesh fencing around tennis court.

Newt fencing! No, not another fencing business, but a way of diverting rare newt species away from a new building site.

Knee rail to protect planted area on a commercial site.

Some really big stuff - soundproofing fence along railway. Also shows a bin store we put in for the residents' wheelies.

Close board panels, made in-house to order.....

....and back view! Much stronger than the sort you can buy from the DIY stores.

Double sided hit and miss fencing - a heavy duty option that still allows some wind to get through in those winter gales.

Continuous feather edge boarding - this picture shows the option of a gravel board and a top cap.

Copper beech log about to be slabbed and stacked for air drying

Fesi the Fendt with post knocker on trailer