Tall Rustic Wooden Fencing – Natural Fence Rolls

What Is Tall Rustic Wooden Fencing?

Tall rustic wooden fencing is a traditional type of natural timber fencing supplied in flexible rolls. It consists of individual wooden pales connected with galvanised steel wire, creating an attractive boundary for gardens, rural properties and landscaping projects.

Unlike conventional rigid fence panels, rustic paling fencing retains the natural character of the timber. The pales may vary in shape, thickness, grain and colour, giving each fence its distinctive countryside appearance.

Our tall rustic fencing range includes heights from 120 cm to 200 cm, with options made from hazel, chestnut and robinia wood.

Why Choose Tall Rustic Wooden Fencing?

Tall rustic fencing combines the traditional appearance of natural timber with the practical advantages of flexible roll construction.

• Natural appearance: rustic wooden pales complement country gardens and rural landscapes.
• Choice of timber: select from hazel, chestnut and robinia, depending on the product.
• Taller boundaries: available in heights of 120 cm, 150 cm, 180 cm and 200 cm.
• Convenient roll lengths: choose from 5-metre and 10-metre rolls.
• Flexible installation: suitable for straight boundaries and gentle curves.
• Untreated wood: retains its natural appearance without decorative chemical treatment.
• Versatile applications: suitable for gardens, orchards, paddock boundaries and rural landscaping.
• Traditional character: combines naturally with wooden posts, hedges and established planting.

Available Heights: 120 cm, 150 cm, 180 cm and 200 cm

Choosing the right fence height depends on the purpose of the boundary, the surrounding landscape and the level of enclosure required.

• 120 cm tall rustic fencing: suitable for garden boundaries, allotments and decorative rural fencing.
• 150 cm tall rustic fencing: provides a more substantial boundary for larger gardens and countryside properties.
• 180 cm tall rustic fencing: ideal for creating a taller visual boundary around suitable outdoor areas.
• 200 cm tall rustic fencing: offers the greatest height within this range for projects requiring a particularly tall wooden boundary.

Not every height is necessarily available in every timber species or roll length. Check the individual product specifications before ordering.

120 cm Rustic Wooden Fencing

120 cm rustic fencing is a practical choice for garden boundaries, allotments and traditional landscaping projects where a natural-looking fence of moderate height is required.

Its open construction provides a clear boundary while maintaining views of the surrounding garden or countryside.

150 cm Rustic Wooden Fencing

150 cm tall rustic fencing offers a more prominent boundary for larger gardens, orchards and rural properties.

The extra height can help define outdoor spaces while preserving the traditional appearance of wooden paling fencing.

180 cm Rustic Wooden Fencing

180 cm rustic wooden fencing is suitable for projects where a taller garden or property boundary is preferred.

Because the fencing remains open between the pales, it should not be confused with a solid privacy fence.

Correct post dimensions and installation are particularly important at this height.

200 cm Tall Rustic Fencing

200 cm rustic fencing provides a substantial natural wooden boundary for suitable gardens, rural properties and landscaping projects.

At this height, the supporting posts, ground conditions and exposure to wind require careful consideration. Always check that the selected fencing system is suitable for the intended application.

Hazel, Chestnut or Robinia: Which Wood Should You Choose?

Our tall rustic fencing range includes three traditional timber options, each with its own characteristics.

The best choice depends on the required appearance, durability, available dimensions and budget.

Tall Hazel Paling Fencing

Hazel paling fencing offers a particularly rustic appearance, with natural variations in the shape and colour of the wooden pales.

Hazel is traditionally used for garden fencing and rural boundaries. Under suitable conditions, hazel paling fencing may have an indicative lifespan of approximately 10–15 years, although actual performance varies.

It is an attractive choice for cottage gardens, allotments, orchards and informal landscaping.

Explore our hazel paling fence rolls.

Tall Chestnut Paling Fencing

Chestnut paling fencing is valued for its natural durability and traditional countryside appearance.

Chestnut wood contains tannins that contribute to its resistance to certain forms of biological deterioration. This makes it a popular choice for untreated outdoor fencing.

With suitable installation and maintenance, chestnut fencing can provide many years of service.

Browse our chestnut fencing.

Tall Robinia Paling Fencing

Robinia fencing, sometimes referred to as false acacia fencing, is made from one of Europe's more naturally durable hardwoods.

Robinia is valued for its resistance to decay and can be an attractive option for demanding outdoor applications.

Under suitable conditions, robinia fencing may provide a service life of up to 20 years or longer, although this depends on timber quality, construction and exposure.

Discover our robinia fencing.

Comparing Hazel, Chestnut and Robinia Fencing

Hazel, chestnut and robinia all provide a natural timber appearance, but they differ in durability, texture and available designs.

• Hazel: a traditional rustic option for natural garden and countryside fencing.
• Chestnut: naturally durable and widely used for traditional outdoor paling fences.
• Robinia: particularly durable timber for suitable long-term outdoor applications.

Choose the wood species according to the product specifications and the conditions in which the fence will be installed.

Tall Rustic Fencing in 5-Metre Rolls

5-metre rustic fence rolls are convenient for smaller boundaries, gardens with corners and projects where shorter sections are easier to handle.

They can also be useful where the fence line includes gates or changes in direction.

Check the available heights and timber species for each product.

Tall Rustic Fencing in 10-Metre Rolls

10-metre rustic fence rolls are suitable for longer boundaries and larger landscaping projects.

Longer rolls can reduce the number of separate sections required, although suitable supporting posts and secure fixings remain essential.

Check the dimensions and weight before ordering, particularly for taller fencing.

Where Can Tall Rustic Wooden Fencing Be Used?

Tall rustic fencing is suitable for a wide range of outdoor applications where a traditional wooden boundary is preferred.

• Large gardens and country properties.
• Allotments and vegetable gardens.
• Orchards and fruit-growing areas.
• Rural property boundaries.
• Natural landscaping projects.
• Recreational areas and suitable public green spaces.
• Paddock boundaries and animal enclosures where the fencing specifications are appropriate.

Tall Rustic Fencing for Large Gardens

In larger gardens, tall rustic fencing creates a clearly defined boundary without the formal appearance of solid wooden panels.

The natural timber complements hedges, trees, lawns and traditional planting schemes.

It is particularly attractive where the garden connects visually with the surrounding countryside.

Natural Wooden Fencing for Country Properties

Country properties often benefit from fencing that blends into the surrounding landscape.

Tall rustic wooden fencing offers a traditional appearance and can help define property boundaries, gardens and other outdoor spaces.

Its open construction maintains a visual connection with the landscape.

Tall Rustic Fencing for Orchards

Rustic wooden fencing is an attractive choice for orchards and fruit-growing areas.

The natural appearance complements fruit trees and meadow planting, while the taller heights can provide a more prominent boundary.

If the fence is intended to protect young trees from livestock or wildlife, additional reinforcement may be necessary.

Rustic Fencing for Nature Reserves and Landscaping

Natural wooden paling fencing can complement conservation landscapes, nature trails and recreational green spaces.

Its rustic appearance is often preferable to more formal fencing where maintaining a natural visual character is important.

For public-access areas, ensure the installation is suitable for the location and does not present avoidable hazards.

Can Tall Rustic Fencing Be Used for Sheep?

Tall rustic fencing can form part of a sheep enclosure, but height alone does not guarantee secure containment.

The pale spacing, post strength, fence construction and behaviour of the animals must also be considered.

For secure livestock containment, additional stock fencing or a purpose-designed system may be required.

Is Tall Rustic Fencing Suitable for Goats?

Goats are capable of climbing, jumping and pushing against fencing. A standard rustic paling fence should not automatically be considered suitable for secure goat containment.

Where goats are involved, choose a purpose-designed livestock fencing system or seek appropriate specialist advice.

Can Tall Rustic Fencing Be Used for Pigs?

Pigs can exert considerable pressure against fencing and may dig beneath barriers.

Traditional wooden paling fencing should not be relied upon as a secure pig enclosure unless the complete fencing system has been designed for that purpose.

Additional livestock fencing and suitable ground-level protection may be necessary.

Can Tall Rustic Fencing Keep Dogs in the Garden?

Whether tall rustic fencing can contain a dog depends on the animal's size, jumping ability and behaviour, as well as the fence height and pale spacing.

Additional mesh or a more secure fencing system may be required, particularly for smaller dogs or animals that dig.

Does Tall Rustic Fencing Provide Privacy?

Although tall rustic fencing creates a substantial visual boundary, traditional paling fencing has gaps between the wooden pales.

It therefore does not provide the same level of privacy as a solid fence panel.

For additional screening, consider suitable planting or a separate privacy screen.

Choosing the Right Spacing Between Wooden Pales

The spacing between the pales affects both the appearance and practical function of a rustic fence.

Narrower spacing creates a denser-looking boundary, while wider spacing provides a more open countryside appearance.

For animal enclosures, select spacing appropriate for the species and size of the animals concerned.

Why Is Tall Rustic Fencing Supplied in Rolls?

The individual wooden pales are connected with galvanised steel wire, creating a flexible fence that can be rolled up for transport and handling.

This construction makes it suitable for straight boundaries and gentle curves.

Once the supporting posts are installed, the fencing can be unrolled and secured along the fence line.

How to Install Tall Rustic Wooden Fencing

Correct installation is particularly important for taller wooden fencing, as the posts and fixings must provide sufficient stability.

1. Measure and mark out the proposed fence line.
2. Check for underground cables and services before digging.
3. Calculate the number of fencing rolls and supporting posts required.
4. Choose suitable posts for the fence height, soil conditions and exposure.
5. Install the supporting posts securely at appropriate intervals.
6. Attach the beginning of the fencing roll to the first post.
7. Unroll the fencing gradually along the boundary.
8. Keep the connecting wires suitably tensioned.
9. Secure the fencing using suitable galvanised staples or binding wire.
10. Check the completed fence for stability and exposed wire ends.

Which Posts Are Best for Tall Rustic Fencing?

Chestnut and robinia posts are suitable options for many traditional rustic fencing projects, provided their dimensions and installation are appropriate.

For taller fencing, choose posts with sufficient length and diameter to withstand the expected loads.

Explore our wooden posts and chestnut fence posts.

How Far Apart Should Posts Be for Tall Rustic Fencing?

The correct post spacing depends on the fence height, timber dimensions, ground conditions and intended use.

Taller fencing may require closer post spacing or stronger posts than lower decorative fencing.

Additional support is often needed at corners, gates and changes in direction.

How Deep Should Fence Posts Be Installed?

Post depth depends on the fence height, soil type, exposure and expected loads.

For taller fences, secure installation is particularly important. Soft ground and exposed locations may require longer posts or additional reinforcement.

Follow the installation guidance for the selected fencing system.

Which Fixings Should You Use?

Suitable galvanised staples or binding wire can be used to attach rustic paling fencing to wooden posts.

Choose fixings appropriate for the post material and fence construction, ensuring the connecting wires are held securely without unnecessary damage to the timber.

Can Tall Rustic Fencing Be Installed on a Slope?

Yes. Flexible roll fencing can follow gentle slopes and changes in ground level.

On steeper terrain, additional posts or separate fencing sections may be necessary to maintain stability and a suitable finished appearance.

Can Tall Rustic Fencing Follow a Curved Boundary?

Yes. The wire-connected construction allows rustic paling fencing to follow gently curved boundaries more easily than rigid fence panels.

Additional supporting posts may be needed to maintain the desired shape.

How to Join Two Rustic Fence Rolls

Where a boundary is longer than one roll, two sections can be joined at a suitable supporting post.

Secure both ends firmly and ensure the connecting wires are properly fastened. Any exposed wire ends should be made safe.

Can Tall Rustic Fencing Be Cut to Length?

Many rustic fencing rolls can be shortened by carefully cutting or releasing the connecting wire at the required point.

Wear suitable protective equipment, secure any remaining wire ends and ensure the final wooden pale remains firmly attached.

How Long Does Tall Rustic Fencing Last?

The lifespan of tall rustic wooden fencing depends on the timber species, installation and environmental conditions.

As a general indication, hazel fencing may provide around 10–15 years of service under suitable conditions, while naturally durable chestnut and robinia can offer longer service lives in appropriate applications.

These are indicative expectations rather than guaranteed lifespans. Check individual product information for any applicable warranty.

Does Tall Rustic Fencing Need Preservative Treatment?

Our tall rustic fencing range includes untreated timber products selected for their natural appearance and outdoor suitability.

Chestnut and robinia are naturally durable timbers, while hazel is traditionally used for rustic fencing.

Decorative painting or staining is not normally necessary to retain the natural appearance, although the suitability of untreated timber depends on the application and exposure.

How Does Rustic Wooden Fencing Weather?

Untreated wood gradually changes colour when exposed to sunlight and rain.

Chestnut, hazel and robinia each develop their own weathered appearance, often becoming greyer over time.

This natural colour change does not automatically indicate structural deterioration.

How to Maintain Tall Rustic Wooden Fencing

Rustic wooden fencing requires relatively little decorative maintenance, but regular inspections are particularly important for taller fences.

• Check that supporting posts remain secure and upright.
• Inspect galvanised wires and fixings for damage.
• Remove excessive vegetation and trapped debris.
• Repair loose or damaged sections promptly.
• Check the fence after severe weather or unusual loading.
• Avoid allowing damp soil and debris to accumulate unnecessarily against the timber.

Is Tall Rustic Wooden Fencing Environmentally Friendly?

Hazel, chestnut and robinia are renewable natural materials that can be used in untreated fencing products.

The overall environmental impact depends on responsible sourcing, transport, durability and end-of-life treatment.

Where certification is important, check the information supplied with the individual product.

Tall Rustic Fencing vs Solid Wooden Fence Panels

Solid wooden fence panels generally provide greater privacy and a more uniform appearance.

Tall rustic paling fencing offers a more open, natural character and flexible construction, making it particularly attractive for country gardens and rural landscapes.

Explore our wider range of fence panels.

How Much Does Tall Rustic Wooden Fencing Cost?

The price depends on the timber species, fence height, roll length, pale spacing and product specification.

When comparing prices, consider the total project cost, including fencing rolls, supporting posts, fixings, gates and delivery.

Choose the product that best suits your required dimensions, appearance and intended use.

How Many Rustic Fence Rolls Do You Need?

Measure the total boundary length and divide it by the length of the selected fencing roll.

For example, a 30-metre boundary requires six 5-metre rolls or three 10-metre rolls, excluding allowances for gates and adjustments.

Always check the actual roll dimensions before ordering.

Tall Rustic Fencing for Trade and Landscaping Projects

Intergard supplies fencing and garden products for private customers, landscapers and professional projects.

For larger requirements, calculate the total fencing length, post quantities and any additional accessories before requesting a quotation.

Choose the timber species and fence dimensions according to the intended application and installation conditions.

Buy Tall Rustic Wooden Fencing at Intergard

Looking for a tall, natural wooden fence with traditional countryside character? Our rustic fencing range offers a choice of hazel, chestnut and robinia timber in heights from 120 cm to 200 cm.

Compare the available 5-metre and 10-metre rolls, choose the right height and complete your project with suitable wooden posts and fixings.

Explore our hazel fencing, chestnut fencing and robinia fencing at Intergard.

Tall Rustic Fencing Knowledge Centre

Choosing the right tall wooden fence involves selecting a suitable timber, height, roll length and supporting structure. Explore our related fencing ranges and installation materials to plan your project.

Compare Natural Fencing Materials

• Hazel paling fencing – Traditional natural fencing with a rustic appearance.
• Chestnut fencing – Naturally durable fencing for gardens and countryside boundaries.
• Robinia fencing – Explore another naturally durable timber option.
• English chestnut fencing – Traditional wooden paling fencing.
• French chestnut fencing – A distinctive countryside fencing style.

Choose the Right Fence Style

• Low rustic fencing – Decorative natural fencing for lower boundaries.
• Chestnut paling fence rolls – Flexible wooden roll fencing.
• Paling fence roll offers – Explore fencing promotions.

Posts and Installation Materials

• Wooden posts – Supporting posts for garden fencing.
• Chestnut fence posts – Traditional timber supports for rustic fencing.
• Chestnut stakes – Natural timber stakes.
• Hand augers – Tools for preparing post holes.

Frequently Asked Questions About Tall Rustic Wooden Fencing

What is tall rustic wooden fencing?

Tall rustic wooden fencing is traditional natural timber fencing supplied in flexible rolls. It consists of individual wooden pales connected with galvanised wire and is available in heights from 120 cm to 200 cm.

Which types of wood are available?

Our range includes hazel, chestnut and robinia fencing, depending on the selected product.

What heights are available?

Available heights include 120 cm, 150 cm, 180 cm and 200 cm. Check the individual product pages for available combinations.

What roll lengths are available?

Depending on the product, tall rustic fencing is available in 5-metre and 10-metre rolls.

Which is better: hazel, chestnut or robinia fencing?

Hazel offers a traditional rustic appearance, chestnut is naturally durable and widely used for outdoor fencing, while robinia is particularly valued for its resistance to decay. The best choice depends on your requirements.

How long does tall rustic fencing last?

Service life depends on the timber species, installation and exposure. Under suitable conditions, rustic wooden fencing may provide approximately 10–20 years of service, although this is not a guarantee.

Does rustic wooden fencing need treating?

Many traditional rustic fencing products are made from untreated timber. Decorative painting or staining is not normally required to retain their natural appearance.

Is tall rustic fencing suitable for gardens?

Yes. It is an attractive choice for larger gardens, country properties and natural garden boundaries.

Can tall rustic fencing be used for sheep?

It may form part of a sheep enclosure, but secure containment depends on the height, pale spacing and construction. Additional livestock fencing may be necessary.

Can tall rustic fencing contain goats?

Goats can climb, jump and push against fencing. A standard rustic paling fence should not automatically be considered suitable for secure goat containment.

Is tall rustic fencing suitable for pigs?

Pigs can exert considerable pressure against fencing and may dig underneath it. Purpose-designed livestock fencing is generally more appropriate for secure containment.

Can tall rustic fencing keep dogs in the garden?

Suitability depends on the dog's size and behaviour, the fence height and the spacing between pales. Additional mesh or reinforcement may be necessary.

Does tall rustic fencing provide privacy?

It creates a substantial visual boundary but does not provide complete privacy because of the gaps between the wooden pales.

How do I install tall rustic fencing?

Install suitable supporting posts, unroll the fencing along the boundary and secure the connecting wires using appropriate galvanised staples or binding wire.

Which posts should I use?

Suitable chestnut or robinia posts can be used, provided their dimensions and installation are appropriate for the fence height and intended use.

How far apart should fence posts be?

Post spacing depends on the fence height, soil conditions, exposure and intended use. Follow the installation guidance for the selected product.

How deep should fence posts be installed?

The required depth depends on the fence height, ground conditions and expected loads. Taller fences may require longer or stronger posts.

Can tall rustic fencing be installed on a slope?

Yes. Flexible roll fencing can follow gentle slopes. Steeper or uneven ground may require additional supporting posts.

Can rustic fencing follow a curved boundary?

Yes. The wire-connected construction allows the fence to follow gently curved boundaries.

Can I cut a rustic fence roll to length?

Many rustic fencing rolls can be shortened by carefully cutting or releasing the connecting wire. Secure any loose wire ends afterwards.

Can I join two fencing rolls together?

Yes. Secure the ends of both rolls to a suitable supporting post and ensure the connecting wires are firmly attached.

What fixings should I use?

Suitable galvanised staples or binding wire can be used to attach the fencing to wooden posts.

Does untreated rustic fencing turn grey?

Yes. Natural timber gradually changes colour through exposure to sunlight and rain, often developing a grey weathered appearance.

How much maintenance does tall rustic fencing require?

It requires relatively little decorative maintenance, but supporting posts, connecting wires and fixings should be inspected regularly.

Is tall rustic fencing environmentally friendly?

Hazel, chestnut and robinia are renewable natural materials. The environmental impact depends on responsible sourcing, transport, durability and disposal.

How much does tall rustic fencing cost?

The price depends on the timber species, height, roll length and product specification. Include posts, fixings and delivery when calculating the total cost.

How many rolls do I need for a 30-metre fence?

You need six 5-metre rolls or three 10-metre rolls, excluding allowances for gates and adjustments.

Can I order tall rustic fencing for a larger project?

Intergard supplies fencing for private and professional landscaping projects. Contact us to discuss larger quantities and delivery requirements.

Complete Your Tall Rustic Fencing Project

• Hazel paling fencing
• Chestnut fencing
• Robinia fencing
• English chestnut fencing
• French chestnut fencing
• Low rustic fencing
• Chestnut paling fence rolls
• Paling fence roll offers
• Wooden posts
• Chestnut fence posts
• Chestnut stakes
• Hand augers