Willow hurdle fencing has been done for centuries and is a brilliant way to achieve a rustic aesthetic in your outside area. Woven into traditional patterns, our eco-friendly collection of hurdles are durable, stylish, and versatile. You can use yours for different purposes in your garden, including creating dividing screens within your garden or getting some privacy from your neighbours.

You can expect your willow fencing panel to last a considerable amount of time if it is secured in a good spot and away from high wind exposure. If looked after properly, you can expect it to last beyond ten years. General maintenance is key to ensuring your hurdles stand the test of time. Depending on how much wind the hurdles are exposed to, it might be worth checking the wire or string that binds the hurdles to the fence posts are properly tightened and adjusted about once per year.

Aside from their rustic beauty and charm, willow hurdles provide a fantastic option for outdoor privacy and sheltering. Its uses are manifold: from sheltering crops, veg and plants to hiding unsightly objects such as wheelie bins. They can be used creatively to add a traditional cottage aesthetic to any property.

To ensure hurdle fencing is secured safely, we recommend installing a wooden fence post at either end of each panel. These should be set in place with post mix. After the panel is inserted between the two posts, we recommend securing the panel to the posts using galvanised wire. Thread the wire through the panel and around the fence posts and use a hammer to gently tack it into place firmly.

Installing hurdle fencing panels can seem like a laborious task. To help you set up your fencing in the best possible manner, we have an instructional video to show you how to go through it step by step. Have a look at our video on How to install Hurdle Fencing for a quick guide on setting up your hurdle fence. For more creative tips and inspiration, we have a handy guide for you. Check out 'How to Incorporate Your Fence into Your Garden Design'.