During the Victorian
age, Estate Fencing or moorland fencing was probably the most common fencing erected on
country estates throughout Britain. The fence had the strength to contain
cattle without being visually obtrusive on the landscaped parkland.
Much of the fencing erected in the nineteenth century is still in existence,
but reaching the end of its working life. Until recently, replacement
had been difficult, often involving expensive blacksmith-made copies.
Today
we can offer Estate Fencing in a range of styles at highly competitive
prices.
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