Isle of Wight Fencing

Isle of Wight Fencing and Decking ltd. offer a fantastic range of wooden fences styles across the Isle of Wight, offering timeless charm and natural beauty. From rustic to refined, there’s a style for every garden. Explore the most popular wooden fencing styles below:

Isle of Wight Lap panel fence example

Lap Panel Fence

Affordable & Effective

Lap panels consist of horizontal slats overlapping slightly within a frame. They’re one of the most common fencing choices for their cost-effectiveness and ease of installation.

  • Height: Typically 4–6 feet

  • Best For: Budget-friendly privacy fencing

  • Pros: Easy to install, widely available

  • Cons: Less durable than closeboard fencing

Isle of Wight close board fence example

Closeboard Fence (Featheredge)

Strong & Private

Made from overlapping vertical boards fixed to horizontal rails and posts, closeboard fences are a sturdy option that offers full privacy and noise reduction.

  • Height: 4–6 feet (customisable)

  • Best For: Gardens, boundaries needing security

  • Pros: Very durable, excellent privacy

  • Cons: Needs proper maintenance (staining/sealing)

IOW picket fence example

Picket Fence

Classic & Charming

The iconic picket fence is a favourite for front gardens and cottage-style gardens. With evenly spaced vertical boards (pickets) attached to horizontal rails, it adds a decorative boundary without blocking views.

  • Height: Typically 3–4 feet

  • Best For: Decorative borders, front gardens

  • Pros: Visually appealing, allows airflow

  • Cons: Low on privacy

Isle of Wight hit and miss fence example

Hit and Miss Fence

Stylish & Semi-Private

Boards are alternately fixed on both sides of the fence rails, creating a visually interesting design that allows light and air through while still providing coverage.

  • Height: 4–6 feet

  • Best For: Contemporary gardens, wind-prone areas

  • Pros: Good airflow, modern look

  • Cons: Limited privacy compared to solid styles