Truerail

Stock Fencing

Used up and down the country and generally found around fields containing crops or fields which contain livestock.

Addition barb can be attached at the top to act as a deterrent for livestock.

It also acts as a sufficient boundary to prevent people from encroaching into the fields.

This type of fencing is used widely by the railway networks to prevent animals from straying onto the line.

Timber Post and Rail Fencing

Post and Rail is in common use throughout the UK, mainly as a general boundary where higher security is not an issue.

Stock netting can be attached to create a safe environment for livestock.

Posts can be both driven or concreted into the ground and if required an extra line wire or barb wire can be attached along the top as a further deterrent for certain animals.

Palisade

Generally found around commercial and industrial premises or anywhere where higher security is required.

It is commonly used by the railway networks, factories, commercial warehouses, power plants and airports as a high security boundary fence.

The design means it acts as a strong visual deterrent which is very difficult to climb or break through even with force. It is resistant to extreme weather, low maintenance and can be installed in a variety of heights and colours.

Expamet / Exmesh

A high security fence which can be used as an alternative to palisade where aesthetics are important.

It is commonly used by the railway networks, factories, commercial warehouses, Schools and MoD as a high security boundary fence.

The design of the steel panels means it is incredibly difficult to climb or break through. It is resistant to extreme weather, low maintenance and can be installed in a variety of heights and colours.