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Description
A 2m galvanised estate fencing panel, 1.2m high, with a 20mm round top rail and 16mm solid round bar infills, for parkland, paddock and driveway railings that go up without digging a single post hole. The whole panel is solid mild steel bar, not the lighter tube some panels use, fully welded and then galvanised. The uprights carry on below the bottom rail as legs that push into soft ground, and each panel bolts to the next through slotted uprights with the three bolts supplied. A run of panels goes up quickly, follows the lie of the land, and can be moved later. This 2m panel covers twice the ground of a 1m panel with half the joints, so long straight runs go up faster.
Why estate fencing panels
Solid bar, not tube. The top rail is 20mm solid round bar and the infills are 16mm solid round bar. Solid bar shrugs off the knocks from livestock, mowers and vehicles that would dent a tube rail, and there is no hollow section to rust from the inside.
Galvanised after welding. The panel is welded up first and galvanised as a whole, so the welds are coated as well as the bars. It needs no painting and suits open, wet sites.
No posts to set. The legs are part of the panel. On soft ground they push or knock in; on hard standing you change to a galvanised bolt-down foot and bolt down instead. Each panel is self-supporting once bolted to its neighbours.
Any line you like. Panels join end to end, and the galvanised angle corner kit turns corners and sets angles, so the fence can follow a drive, a field edge or a curve.
The classic parkland look. Horizontal round bars give the soft, traditional estate railing line seen round English parkland, open enough that the view through stays clear.
Where it is used
Country estates and parkland, paddock and field boundaries, driveway and avenue edges, equestrian yards, churchyards, village greens, parks and public open spaces, holiday parks and wedding venues, and temporary or seasonal boundaries that may need moving later.
Specifications
| Sold as | One panel with three connecting bolts |
|---|---|
| Length | 2000mm (2m) |
| Overall height | 1200mm (1.2m) |
| Top rail | 20mm diameter solid round bar |
| Infill bars | 16mm round bars, solid mild steel, three lower horizontal bars |
| Uprights | Flat bar, slotted for the connecting bolts, continuing as legs below the bottom rail, plus a centre upright |
| Construction | Fully welded, then galvanised |
| Fixing | Legs into soft ground, or bolt-down feet on hard standing (feet sold separately) |
| Weight | About 26.1 kg |
| Not published | Upright section and leg length are not published for this line; call us if you need them |
How many do you need?
Measure the run in metres. Divide by two and round up for the number of 2m panels; use a 1m panel to finish an odd metre. Add one gate panel for each gateway, two hanging pins per gate, and a back stay kit at each end of the run and every few panels on exposed or sloping ground. Every panel comes with the three bolts that join it to the next.
Choosing the right panel and fittings
| You want | Choose |
|---|---|
| This 2m panel with 16mm round bars | This panel |
| A shorter or longer panel | 1m round bar panel |
| The other bar style | 1m panel with 25 x 8mm flat bars |
| A gateway in the same style | 1m gate panel with 16mm round bars |
| To bolt down on concrete or tarmac | galvanised bolt-down foot |
| To brace end panels and slopes | back stay kit or 500mm fixing spike |
| Corners and angles | galvanised angle corner kit |
Installation and care
Set a string line along the run. Stand the first panel and push or knock the legs in until the top rail is level, using a block of wood on the top of the uprights rather than hitting the rail. Offer up the next panel, line up the slotted uprights and fit the three bolts loosely; set its height, then tighten. Brace the ends with back stay kits or spikes. On hard ground fit bolt-down feet and fix them with anchor bolts. Galvanising needs no paint: check the bolts once a year and touch in any scratches with cold galvanising paint.
Frequently asked questions
Does the price include posts?
No posts are needed. The panel's own uprights carry on as legs into the ground, and panels bolt together end to end.
Are the connecting bolts included?
Yes, three bolts for joining the panel to the next one come with each panel.
Can I fit it on concrete?
Yes. Change to the galvanised bolt-down foot and anchor the feet to the concrete.
Will it hold livestock?
It is used for parkland, paddock and field boundaries. Spacing between bars is not published for this line, so call us before relying on it for small stock such as lambs.
Can I paint it?
It does not need it. If you want a black estate railing look, use a primer made for galvanised steel first.
Ordering and delivery
Order online with Express UK Delivery and same-day dispatch on orders before 2pm, Monday to Friday. Because of the weight and length of 2m panels, additional carriage charges may apply. For a full run of fencing, call 01744 520 110 or email sales@industrialsuppliesco.co.uk and we will confirm availability and delivery to your site before you order.
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