ESTATE FENCING - INVEST IN YOUR LANDSCAPE
Field & Forge offers a full on-site service for estate fencing: supply, installation, welding, repairs and reinforcement. Our mobile welding unit means we work where you are — on estates, farms and private grounds — to deliver long-lasting results with a clean finish.
We fabricate our own estate fencing using mild-steel T-posts — a strong, practical choice that performs far better in the field than flat-bar posts, which can warp or bend during installation. Wherever needed, we can weld and fix posts in place, reinforce existing lines, or carry out bespoke repairs to match the look and strength you require.
For a site visit, quote or to discuss plant access and installation details, get in touch and we’ll arrange a time that suits you.
T-Posts — Strong, practical estate fencing
Expert Welding Services from Field and Forge fabrications
Our mild-steel T-posts are the backbone of the estate fencing we now fabricate. Chosen for strength and long-term performance, they resist the bending and warping you can see with flat-bar systems and give a secure, neat fixing for horizontal rails.
We offer two standard layouts:
- 7-bar — Heavy-duty, closely spaced rails for boundary lines where security and stock containment are priorities. Ideal for larger estates, livestock fences or locations needing a more substantial visual and physical barrier.
- 5-bar — A slightly lighter, traditional look that still provides excellent strength and durability. Good for estate boundaries, drives and decorative runs where you want a classic appearance without the extra weight of a 7-bar system.
Why Welding Matters
We believe all estate fencing should be fully welded — not clipped, pinned, or left to rattle in the wind. It might look tidy when it’s first installed, but it won’t hold up the moment a sheep fancies a good scratch or someone thinks it’s quicker to climb over than walk around.
Welded fencing offers proper structural integrity. It holds its line, stands up to daily wear, and doesn’t give in to the elements — or livestock. It’s the difference between something that just looks the part and something that actually lasts.
