Jacksons Fencing panels installed within a landscaped Lewisham garden.

FENCING

Garden Fencing in South London

Garden fencing planned for privacy, boundaries and a finish that complements the wider outdoor space.

A boundary that belongs in the garden

Fencing provides privacy, security and a clear boundary, but it also forms a large part of what you see from the house and garden. Panel style, height, alignment, posts, gates and the relationship with planting all influence the finished appearance.

Brick Stone Projects considers the fencing alongside patios, paths, garden rooms and planting so that it supports the overall design rather than feeling like a separate addition.

Fencing projects can include

  • Replacement garden boundaries
  • Timber fence panels
  • Horizontal timber screening
  • Privacy around seating areas
  • Fencing beside patios and paths
  • Gates and access points
  • Coordination with garden rooms
  • Finishing around planting areas

Fencing selected for the garden and property

Jacksons Fencing panels beside a limestone patio and year-round planting in Lewisham.

Premium fence panels

Jacksons Fencing panels were selected for the Lewisham transformation for their appearance, durability and relationship with the limestone patio and planting.

Horizontal timber fencing coordinated with a timber garden room and landscaped garden.

Horizontal timber screening

Horizontal timber fencing creates privacy while visually connecting with the natural cladding of the garden room.

Timber garden room and matching horizontal fencing within a South London garden.

COORDINATED MATERIALS

Privacy without losing the design

Fencing can provide privacy while still contributing positively to the garden. Repeating timber tones, aligning horizontal lines and allowing space for planting can soften the boundary and help it sit naturally within the project.

Where fencing is part of a wider transformation, it can be planned together with structures, paving and planting for a more consistent finish.

From existing boundary to finished fencing

01. Site review

The existing boundary, access, ground conditions and relationship with neighbouring spaces are reviewed.

02. Style and layout

Panel style, height, alignment, gates and connections with the garden are considered.

03. Preparation

The existing fencing is addressed and the new boundary line prepared for the agreed installation.

04. Installation

Posts, panels, gates and finishing details are installed as part of the completed garden boundary.

See fencing within a complete garden project

Completed Lewisham garden transformation with premium fencing, limestone paving and planting.

The Lewisham project combines Jacksons Fencing with natural limestone, bespoke oak craftsmanship and year-round planting.

Planning new garden fencing?

Send us your postcode, photographs of the existing boundary and an approximate measurement of the area. Pricing is provided after reviewing the property and project scope.