Brunshaw Fencing Delivered Locally

Brunshaw Fencing for Back Gardens and Boundaries

Brunshaw sits on rising ground on the east side of Burnley. Its streets are mostly semis and terraces, many with a modest back garden and a fence line shared with neighbours on two or three sides. When those fences start to lean after a winter of wind, most owners want a straightforward replacement rather than a big project.

Brunshaw fencing from Empress Fencing covers everything for that job, from panels and posts to the clips that hold them together.

Choosing the Right Brunshaw Fencing Panels

Most Brunshaw gardens suit a standard 6ft panel. A 6ft feather edge fence panel has vertical overlapping boards and gives good privacy. It also stands up well to wind, which matters on higher ground. Alternatively, a 6ft waney lap fence panel has horizontal boards with a natural wavy edge and a more rustic look.

For something more modern, our decorative fence panels include slatted and square horizontal designs. All of our panels are pressure-treated softwood.

Posts and Postcrete

A fence is only as strong as its posts. For most 6ft runs, the 75mm x 75mm rough sawn timber post is a sound choice. On exposed corners or end posts, a 100mm x 100mm post gives extra strength. Set each one in 20kg Postcrete, which needs no mixing and sets in about 10 minutes. It is the most common request we see for Brunshaw fencing.

Not sure how much to order? Our guide on how much Postcrete you need per fence post helps you plan.

Clips, Clamps and Caps

Small fittings make a big difference. U clips suit waney lap panels, while L clips suit many other styles. An anti rattle clamp stops panels knocking in the wind, and a timber post cap keeps rain off the top of each post. You will find them all in our fixings and accessories range.

Steel Posts That Will Not Rot

If your timber posts keep failing at ground level, consider Durapost. It is a steel post system that will not rot, warp or crack. Standard panels slide into the posts, so you keep the timber look with a much longer-lasting frame. That makes a real difference to how long Brunshaw fencing lasts.

Sorting Out a Shared Boundary

On terraced and semi-detached streets, fences are often shared. So have a quick word with your neighbour before you start. Agree who owns the boundary, which way the panels will face and how you will split the work. Our article on garden boundary disputes and fencing responsibility covers the common questions.

Why Use Local Brunshaw Fencing

Ordering Brunshaw fencing from a local yard means talking to people who know the streets on the east side of Burnley. We can help you count panels, posts and clips for your run, so everything arrives together. All of our timber is pressure-treated softwood, and our fixings are galvanised for the Lancashire weather.

Brunshaw Fencing Delivery

We deliver across Burnley every week. Our drivers use a pickup or small open-back transit and reverse to the most suitable spot. They cannot carry panels through the house or lift them over walls. So plan a route to the back garden and add any access notes when you order. Customers nearer the Ribble Valley can also see our Clitheroe fencing page.

For Brunshaw fencing delivered to your door, call Empress Fencing on 01200 449930. Delivery is free on orders over £150 across all BB postcode areas, and collection from our Clitheroe yard is also available.