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Custom wooden horse fencing

Post-and-rail fencing that keeps horses safe and makes a property look sharp. Built from class 4 pine and spruce or hardwood okan, robinia and chestnut — driven straight and deep by machine.

Horse pastures//Riding schools//Paddocks//Stables//Private estates//Recreational domains//Professional facilities
01 / Overview

Safe for the horse, right for the property

A horse fence has to do two jobs: contain and protect the animals, and match the standard of the property around it. We size the posts, rails and spans to your horses and terrain, integrate electric wire where needed, and finish every line tight and level.

Wood speciesPine · Spruce · Okan · Robinia · Chestnut
Execution2, 3 or 4 rails
Post headsDiamond · 45° pointed · Drop
DetailingRouted groove optional
ElectricIntegrated on request
GatesMatched wooden or metal
02 / Execution

2, 3 or 4 rails

Rail count follows horse size, pressure on the fence and the look you want
Two-rail okan horse fencing
2 rails

Open sightlines · often combined with electric wire

Three-rail wooden horse fencing
3 rails

The classic — strength and looks in balance

Four-rail horse fencing around a paddock with diamond-head okan corner posts
4 rails

Maximum containment · stallions and roadside lines

03 / Wood species

Five species, one standard

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Pressure-treated pine horse fencing
Pine & spruce

Pressure-treated, class 4 — sharp price, long life

Okan hardwood horse fencing
Okan

Dense tropical hardwood — the premium standard

Robinia post fencing
Robinia

Europe's toughest native species — rustic and rock solid

Chestnut fencing
Chestnut

Natural, untreated, ages to silver-grey

Diamond head hardwood post with routed groove detail
04 / Finish

The details do the talking

Every post is capped and detailed the way you choose. It is the difference between a fence and a finished property.

Head 01Diamond head
Head 0245° pointed head
Head 03Drop head
DetailDecorative routed groove — with or without
HardwareGalvanised, built for daily use
Discuss your project
05 / Frequently asked
Can I choose between 2, 3 or 4 rails?+

Yes. Two rails keeps sightlines open and pairs well with electric wire; three is the classic all-rounder; four gives maximum containment for stallions or roadside lines.

Which wood should I pick for horses?+

Class 4 pine or spruce is the smart budget-conscious choice. Okan is the premium hardwood standard; robinia and chestnut give a natural, rustic look with extreme durability. We advise on site.

Do you integrate electric fencing?+

Yes — insulators and wire can be mounted discreetly on the inside of the fence, or we install a standalone electric line.

Do you also install the gates?+

Yes. Wooden and metal gates are built to match the fence — pasture gates, driveway gates and riding school gates.

How long does installation take?+

Most residential projects take days, not weeks — the post-driving machine does the heavy work. You get a clear timeline with your quote.

06 / Related

Often combined with

Pine and okan horse fencing with gates

Have your horse fencing professionally installed

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