You will need a finishing post to complete each run.

Please allow 10 working days for delivery.

Each kit contains one 900mm pvc Post assembly, with steel ground spike, three panels 1150mm in length, end cap for posts, hammering block and all the fittings needed to erect your fence.

Fequently Asked Questions
Q1. What other products are available in the fence in a box
range?
We are developing a number of products to add to the current
range. These will be launched over the coming season.
Q2. Is fence in a box environmentally friendly?
Wherever possible, we have strived to use recycled materials.
Q3. Is fence in a box British?
Fence in a box is wholly manufactured in Britain.
Q4. Can I set my post in concrete?
Where ground conditions do not allow the spike to be driven in in
the desired manner, it can be set in concrete.
Q5. How long will the fence last?
The fence is guaranteed for 5 years. However, the fence should
achieve a minimum life expectancy of 15 years.
Q6. Can I paint my fence?
You can paint the fence with a proprietary PVC paint.
Q7. How do I cope with sloping ground?
The spacer pieces are easily cut using a hacksaw. If your ground is
sloping down from your post, then your horizontal rail will be
above the top of the spacer of the second post. Cut a piece of
spacer form the short spacer in your kit to make up the difference
and slide it into the second post on top of the bottom long spacer
and underneath the end stop of your horizontal rail.
The piece you have as an offcut from your small spacer will fit
exactly at the top of the second post.
Put the bottom rail into position, put one piece of long spacer into
position on your second post as before, place your second rail into
position.
The remaining offcut piece from the small spacer will now fit
exactly on top of the second rail in the second post before the
fitting of the post cap.
If the ground rises from your first post, you need to cut a piece off
the bottom long spacer on your second post. This offcut will make
up the difference with the short spacer at the top of the second
post. Again, repeat the process as previously described.