When it comes to securing farmland and livestock, the quality of fencing is crucial. A well-constructed timber fence provides long-lasting protection, defining property boundaries, keeping animals safely enclosed, and shielding crops from potential damage. But not all fencing materials are created equal. The right timber makes all the difference in how long a fence lasts and how well it performs over time.
At Brookridge Store, we are proud to be a leading Devon timber trader and supplier, offering high-quality agricultural fencing materials designed to withstand the harsh realities of farm life. Whether you need fencing stakes, rails, stockwalling, or creosoted strainers, we provide durable, pressure-treated solutions to keep your farm secure.
Why Timber is the Best Choice for Farm Fencing
Timber remains one of the most reliable and sustainable fencing materials for farms across the UK. Here’s why:
- Natural Strength – Timber is inherently strong and impact-resistant, ideal for containing livestock or securing perimeters.
- Weather-Resistant Treatments – Our high-pressure-treated fencing timbers are designed to withstand exposure to rain, frost, and wind.
- Sustainable and Eco-Friendly – Sourced from responsibly managed forests, our timber fencing materials are an environmentally friendly choice.
- Cost-Effective – Compared to metal or composite alternatives, timber is affordable and long-lasting, offering excellent value for money.
- Versatile Applications – Whether you need paddock fencing, post-and-rail enclosures, stockwalling, or boundary markers, timber is highly adaptable.
Choosing the Best Timber for Agricultural Fencing
At Brookridge Store, we supply a wide range of timber fencing materials, each designed to suit different farming and livestock needs. Here’s a breakdown of the best timber options for farm boundaries and enclosures:
1. Creosoted Fencing Stakes and Strainers
For maximum longevity, creosoted stakes and strainers are the top choice. Creosote treatment offers unmatched protection against rot, fungal decay, and insect damage, making them ideal for damp environments and high-rainfall areas like Devon and Somerset.
- Best for: Paddock fencing, horse enclosures, and permanent boundary fences.
- Why choose creosoted timber? It has an exceptional lifespan, reducing the need for frequent replacements.
2. Pressure-Treated Redwood Fencing Stakes
Our high-pressure-treated Redwood fencing stakes are designed for long-term durability. These stakes undergo our ISO9001-audited treatment process, ensuring they meet User Class 4 standards for ground contact use.
- Best for: Livestock enclosures, farm boundaries, and general fencing.
- Why choose Redwood stakes? They are more treatable than whitewood, allowing deep penetration of preservatives for enhanced protection.
3. Half Round Rails – A Versatile Fencing Solution
Half-round rails are a popular choice for post-and-rail fencing, often used in equestrian fields and agricultural boundaries. They offer aesthetically pleasing yet practical fencing that is easy to install and provides a strong enclosure.
- Best for: Horse paddocks, field boundaries, and farm enclosures.
- Why choose half-round rails? They create sturdy and attractive fencing, blending seamlessly into the natural landscape.
4. Stockwalling – The Perfect Solution for Livestock Housing
When it comes to enclosing cattle, sheep, or pigs, nothing beats high-pressure-treated timber stockwalling. Our UK Spruce stockwall is tongue and groove, providing a secure, wind-resistant structure that is ideal for livestock sheds and agricultural buildings.
- Best for: Cattle sheds, stables, and field shelters.
- Why choose timber stockwalling? It creates a solid, interlocking barrier, ensuring livestock safety while withstanding the elements.
5. Timber Fence Rails for Customisable Farm Fencing
For those who require flexibility in fencing design, timber rails offer a customisable fencing solution. Our high-pressure-treated fencing rails are available in various dimensions, allowing farmers to construct fencing that meets specific farm needs.
- Best for: Post-and-rail fencing, boundary fencing, and bespoke farm fencing.
- Why choose timber rails? They provide stability and reinforcement, ensuring your fence remains strong and upright.
Building a Fence That Stands the Test of Time
To ensure your farm fencing lasts for years to come, follow these best practices:
- Choose Pressure-Treated Timber
- Always opt for high-pressure-treated timber, like the ISO9001-treated fencing materials available at Brookridge Store.
- Install Posts Correctly
- Fence posts should be set at least 600mm deep to ensure stability and resistance to wind and ground movement.
- Use Proper Fixings and Rails
- Pairing strong timber rails with sturdy posts and strainers ensures that your fence remains secure and aligned.
- Consider Weather Conditions
- For wet and exposed areas, creosoted fencing stakes are recommended for maximum rot resistance.
- Regular Maintenance
- Inspect fencing annually and replace any weakened sections before they become a problem.
Why Choose Brookridge Store for Your Farm Fencing Needs?
At Brookridge Store, we are more than just a timber supplier—we are your trusted partner for high-quality, pressure-treated farm fencing materials. Here’s why customers choose us:
✔ Extensive Range of Agricultural Timbers – From creosoted stakes to waney edge cladding, we stock everything needed to build strong farm fences.
✔ High-Quality Pressure Treatments – Our timber undergoes ISO9001-audited high-pressure treatment, ensuring superior protection.
✔ Sustainably Sourced Timber – Our products are FSC® or PEFC-certified, making them an eco-friendly choice.
✔ Delivery Across Somerset & Devon – Buy timber fencing online, and we’ll deliver directly to your farm.
Order Your Farm Fencing Timber Today!
If you need long-lasting farm fencing solutions, Brookridge Store has you covered. Our high-quality, pressure-treated timber ensures your fencing remains strong, durable, and weather-resistant for years to come.
Shop our full range of timber fencing products online now or visit us in-store to find the perfect materials for your next fencing project!
