Haslemere Agricultural Fencing

Stake, stock and toprail A cost effective alternative to post and rail is stake and rail. Half round stakes are driven in to the ground and the rails are nailed to the stakes. Stock fence is added to complete the fence. A discreet fence perfect for the garden and keeping dogs in. available 3’6”, 4” and 4’6”

Stake, Equifence & toprail. A cost effective alternative to post and rail is stake and rail. half round stakes are driven in to the ground and the rails are nailed to the stakes. Equifence is added to complete the fence. Equifence has very small holes, small enough to stop horses putting their hooves through.

Deer fencing Deer fencing, using 1.8mtr high galvanised wire strained between treated stakes. We also provide a range of gates to complement the deer fencing.

Chain link Chain link is an effective and non intrusive type of fence. Most widely known as the fence you have round a tennis court, chain link comes in many different heights and using metal posts is very long lasting. The fence its self can come in dark green or plain metal so it blends in well with any background rendering it perfect for a boundary.

Barbed wire Traditional barbed wire can be added just to stakes, as a topper to stock fencing or in between rails to add belt and braces to your fencing.

Plain wire Traditional plain wire can be added just to stakes, as a topper to stock fencing or in between rails to add belt and braces to your fencing.

Low visibility deer netting. Lightweight alternative to traditional wire fencing, excellent for protection for around gardens. Wrap around trees remove and reuse. Long life UV stabilised polypropylene.

Estate railings Estate fencing has a classic style that everyone associates with large country parks and rural estates. Modern railings are galvanised and treated black so should not need regular maintenance. *This can be baked with wire mesh to keep smaller animals in or out.

Adam Dalton 07765 247771 adam@haslemerefencing.co.uk

Low visibility deer fence A product we have recently started to use, and we’ve been really impressed with it. First used in a cottage garden where aesthetics came only second to protecting the garden from deer