Composite Fencing

Yes, composite fencing is a modern innovation, that’s for sure. From a performance point of view, you never need to paint, seal, or stain it to keep it looking great. From an appearance point of view, it gives you the latest on-trend designs with an authentic wood look, but without any of the usual drawbacks.

To be honest, it all depends on your timeframe. If you’re after a quick fix for just a few years, then traditional timber can be cheaper upfront. But if you’re looking for a real long-term investment, then it’s a definite “yes.” After about five years, when you factor in the time and money you’ve saved on maintenance, composite fencing really starts to pay you back.

Our composite fencing can last well beyond 10 years, with the materials themselves known to last over 30 years. They’re an engineered solution made from long-lasting recycled plastic and wood fibres, offering superior performance and resisting pretty much anything Mother Nature throws at them. However, the key to lasting performance is simple, regular cleaning; it’s low-maintenance, not no-maintenance.

Yes, absolutely. A key benefit is that it’s a genuine cost-saver because the easy-to-fit kit is designed for a one-person installation with just basic DIY skills.

You simply fix the U-shaped channels to your posts and slide the boards and rails into place. This means there is no need to hire a professional, which saves a lot on installation costs.

Yes! You will need to purchase our fencing panels for concrete post kits. This kit includes all the accessories you need for your fencing to fit into your concrete posts.

Not at all. This kit is designed for ease. If you can use a tape measure and a screwdriver, you can install the fence.

All composite products experience a slight fade, roughly 20%, due to UV exposure. However, the capped surface helps reduce this effect, giving a more even, natural fade over time.

Yes! Composite is free from splinters and more temperature-stable than metal fencing. It’s safe, strong, and forgiving.

Yes, but you’ll need to purchase two additional boards to reach the full 6 ft height if you’re skipping the 300 mm gravel board.

Yes. Our reversible wood grain finish offers the timeless look of timber with none of the downsides—no warping, no rot, and no insect damage.