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Closeboard Fencing
Close board built around tree
Oak closeboard with soldier top
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Traditional closeboard fencing is probably the most common type of fencing available. It is nearly always constructed on site mainly due to the weight of the panels but also because it's easier to see the natural rises and falls of the garden or boundary line. This type of fencing does have some advantages over pre-made panels. Although it takes longer to install, the finished results are a stronger, better looking fence. Another advantage of closeboard fencing is that it has more flexibility when it comes to placing posts in certain positions. This is useful if you have an established garden and want to avoid trees, plants or roots. It can also be easier to build the fence around established trees and other solid objects that may be on the fence line as in the photo below. Closeboard fencing is made up of individual components using either concrete or timber posts that are morticed to take arris rails, cut to the required lenght and shaped to fit. However, the arris rails can be fitted using repair brackets if you do not have the correct tools for shaping the rails. Gravel boards are then fitted to the bottom of the frame. The frame is then clad with fetheredge boards.
Close board Fencing with palisade
Close board with trellis
Closeboard with trellis
Closeboard with trellis
Closeboard with palisade fencing
Closeboard fencing with square mesh trellis
Closeboard fencing with trellis, arris rail side
Closeboard fencing with trellis, arris rail side
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