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A front garden is not always the easiest element of the house to get right, and the upkeep is not always simple either, even though this is the part of the property most passerby will see and admire.
Homeowners often compare picket fencing with full fence panels to find the best balance of openness, privacy, and security. This guide explains the differences between picket fencing and fence panels and highlights how each one performs in different situations.
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Metal front garden fencing combines security, durability and style, creating an attractive boundary that enhances kerb appeal. Available in decorative and practical designs, metal railings provide long-lasting protection, require minimal maintenance and help define property lines while maintaining an open, welcoming appearance
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Looking to make a great first impression? Explore driveway gate ideas that combine style, privacy and security, helping you create a welcoming entrance that complements your home's character.
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Discover how combining Vertical Tongue and Groove fencing with Square Trellis toppers creates an attractive front garden fence, balancing privacy, security and openness while delivering a stylish, uniform, eye-catching boundary.
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If you have an existing wall in your front garden, adding fencing above it is a great way to increase privacy, security and boundary height. This customer project is a perfect example of how front garden fencing can be installed on a wall to create a stylish and durable finish.
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Traffic noise can quickly take over a garden, making it difficult to relax, entertain, or simply enjoy time outdoors. This project shows how acoustic fencing can transform a noisy garden into a calm and private retreat.
Read moreA well-designed gate can become a focal point for your property's entrance. Matching your gate style to your fencing creates a cohesive look while adding privacy and security. Whether you choose a decorative timber gate or elegant metal railings with a pedestrian gate, a coordinated entrance enhances kerb appeal considerably.
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Remember local planning regulations may apply if you are installing a fence, gate or wall;
- Next to a road and over 1 metre high
-Over 2 metres and not next to a road
-If your house is listed
-If it forms a boundary with a listed building
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