New manufacturing premises…

Taiga Fencing Secures New Premises at Beauchamp Business Park, Kibworth. We are delighted to announce an exciting new chapter in the growth of Taiga Fencing. We have officially secured new premises at Beauchamp Business Park in Kibworth, placing us right in the heart of Leicestershire. This move represents a significant milestone for our business and […]
Why Homeowners are choosing Thermowood for Fencing over Composite…
Thermowood Fencing vs Composite Fencing: Which Is the Better Choice? When choosing fencing for a garden, commercial landscape, or architectural project, durability and appearance are often the first considerations. Today, however, homeowners, designers, and contractors are increasingly looking beyond aesthetics to evaluate sustainability, lifecycle performance, and long-term value. For many projects, the decision comes down […]
Thermowood or Tanalised Timber, which is best for your garden fence…

Thermowood is becoming an increasingly popular alternative to traditional tanalised timber… When choosing timber for a new fence, garden screen or outdoor structure, durability is one of the most important considerations. After all, British weather can be tough on timber, with constant exposure to rain, moisture and temperature changes. Traditionally, pressure-treated (tanalised) timber has been […]
Fencing Ideas for Small Gardens…

Here are Some Ideas for Creating Space, Style and Privacy for your garden. A well-designed fence does far more than define the boundaries of your property. In a smaller garden, the right fencing can help create the illusion of space, improve privacy, and provide the perfect backdrop for planting and outdoor living. Whether you’re working […]
Garden Fence Height Rules…
Here is a quick guide to the UK’s fencing regulations. In the UK, you can generally install a fence up to 2 metres (approximately 6ft 6in) in height without needing planning permission. If you wish to erect a fence that exceeds this height, you will usually need to obtain approval from your local planning authority […]