Kayst Fencing Contractors

At Kayst Fencing Contractors, we take great pride in the fact that a great deal of our work is gained through recommendation and returning customers. Established in 1986 and based in mid bedfordshire, we offer a fully comprehensive service and a skilled work force working to our own high standards. Our portfolio lists Schools, Sports facilities, recreation grounds, new housing and domestic properties, Industrial area's, Agricultural and live stock and a complete range of gates. We currently work on projects in Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire, Buckinghamshire, North London, Cambrideshire, Oxfordshire and essex.

Steel palisade fencing is an intimidating form of defence for any at-risk premises. It comprises large sturdy rails, reinforcing cross sections and triple spikes to the top. This is a highly visible solution, ideal for security inspections and CCTV usage. The palisade comes with a galvanised finish, or galvanised and polyester powder coated. You can also select the ideal RAL colour for any at risk premises. Available in ten standard heights, with triple point or rounded top options this is a highly visible solution.

We have a range of fencing to meet every aspect of your arable, equestrian or livestock boundary control needs. If necessary, our team are available to give advice on the ideal product for your terrain and the kind of application you have in mind. The post and rail fence is used in many agricultural situations, it is built using square section posts and then three square rails are nailed on lengthways, a second option uses half round rails. Each section post is set at 1.8m and they can be embedded in the ground or reinforced with a concrete foundation.

If you are planning to revamp your garden, then organising a suitable perimeter fence will be a key aspect of the task. New panels will look more attractive, but replacing older fencing also adds extra security by deterring unwelcome visitors - be they animal or human. From an aesthetic point of view, your boundaries will be the areas along which climbing plants can grow, so you may consider the way in which you'd like your fencing to coordinate with the foliage. If you'd like advice on bringing the project together, speak to our team of experts.