Our hurdles are made from coppiced hazel from
the Malvern Hills area. Once the hazel has been cut, the stool
(or stump) is allowed to re-grow for 7 to 9 years. After such
time the hazel is ready for harvesting again. This continuous
cycle of cutting and natural regeneration means that the
hurdle is a truly sustainable product.
Hazel is a very versatile material and we can
use it in a wide array of ways....
-
Hurdle
fencing panels
-
Framed hurdle
panels - to fit between existing or new fence posts
-
Archways
-
In-situ hazel
hurdles - on top of walls or around curved borders
-
Wattle hazel
trellis
-
Screens -
to
hide oil tanks and compost bins
-
Wind breaks
-
Block up gaps
in hedges
-
Border edging
- around veg plots
and borders
-
Gates -
with hazel in-filled panels
Please
contact us to
chat about your ideas and for a quote
