Cleft chestnut fencing

Cleft fencing is made from split logs that are linked together with galvanised wire.

Pales are cleft, peeled, and pointed at one end for insertion into the ground.

Designed to be lightweight, mobile, and flexible, for applications like cattle rotation.

Key Features

• All timber used to manufacture the support posts, struts and anchor posts are Jakcure® treated softwood guaranteed for 25 years

• Four strands per row for extra strength.

• Pales are cleft, peeled and pointed at one end.

• Jackson's Chestnut fencing is not covered by their guarantee

• Fencing is assembled with best galvanised 2mm wire, 4 strands per row

• Best galvanised 2.0mm wire strands used to assemble chestnut fencing

• Four strands per row for extra strengthSupport posts, struts and anchor posts are Jakcured softwood guaranteed for 25 years.

• Fencing is assembled with best galvanised 2mm wire, 4 strands per row.

• Approximate spacing: 75 pales in a 9.1m roll.

Support posts

• Intermediate posts: machined rounded 75mm dia., pointed and Jakcured. Use at 2.7m intervals.

• Corner and end post: machine rounded 100mm dia. Maximum 45m intervals or corners or changes of direction.

• Struts: machine rounded 60mm dia. Use one on end posts and two on corner and intermediate straining posts.

• Anchor stakes: half round with minimum of 75mm face, pointed and peeled, use one per strut.

Cleft Chestnut Fencing

• Cleft - Wood is divided or split; partly divided or split.

• Chestnut Fencing
  *Please note that chestnut fencingis not made from Jakcure® treated timber.

• Jackson's fencing is assembled with best galvanised 2mm wire, 4 strands per row.

• Pales are cleft, peeled and pointed one end.

• Approximate spacing: 81 pales in a 9.1m roll.

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