Estate fencing is the slim metal railing you see around parkland and country houses. It has horizontal rails and narrow uprights, so it marks a boundary without blocking the view. That is why it remains popular for period homes, paddocks and any garden where the view is the point.
Options & styles
We install traditional estate railings and modern estate railing systems with cleaner lines for newer properties. Matching estate gates are available, from single pedestrian gates up to wide field or drive openings. Any colour can be applied. The traditional system is installed galvanised and painted afterwards. The Jacksons estate panel system comes pre painted in the colour of your choice.
Why Tatton Fencing
Estate fencing follows the land, and getting the rails to flow through dips and rises takes care. We set out every run so the finished fence looks like it belongs there. Every installation comes with our 2-year workmanship guarantee.
Your questions answered
It is fine for sheep. It is not ideal on its own for larger livestock such as cattle and horses, because bigger animals can push against it and make it lean. Tell us what the fence needs to hold and we will advise.
Yes. The traditional system can be painted after installation in whatever colour you like, or you can leave it galvanised, and the Jacksons pre painted panel system offers the same choice with a factory finish. Black is the classic and looks best against grass and trees.
For a period property or parkland setting, the traditional system with its softer detail usually looks right. For a newer house, the modern system suits better. We can show you both from jobs we have done.
