Composite Slatted Fencing

Composite fencing is a low-maintenance alternative to timber fence panels, made from a durable wood-and-plastic composite. It doesn't rot, warp or need repainting, so it holds its colour and strength far longer than a wooden fence. We offer it in slatted and woodgrain styles, in a range of colours, with slatted kits from around £29.95.

Our composite fencing builds to roughly 6ft high: slatted boards are 16cm wide × 1.83m, and woodgrain boards are 157mm × 1800mm. Slatted fencing comes in Teak, Anthracite, Antique, Charcoal, Light Grey and Walnut; woodgrain fencing comes in Teak, Anthracite, Antique, Black, Grey and Walnut. This makes it easy to co-ordinate with composite decking and cladding across the garden.

Each fencing kit includes one post, so for a full run you'll need additional post kits, bought separately, plus any U-channels, rails and trims. This lets you buy exactly the right number of posts for your boundary length rather than paying for parts you don't need. If you send us your run length, our team can work out precisely what you need.

For longevity and upkeep, composite fencing outperforms timber — it won't rot at the base, warp in the sun or need staining every couple of years. A wooden fence usually costs less to buy but needs ongoing treatment and is replaced far sooner. Composite costs more up front but often works out cheaper over its lifetime, which is why we position it as long-term value.

Many customers fit composite fencing themselves — it uses a post-and-panel system that goes together without specialist tools, suitable for both trade and DIY. As with any fence, getting the posts plumb, level and correctly spaced is the key to a clean result. If you'd rather not, any competent fencer can install it, and our team can help you work out posts, panels and trims.