Get the right materials for the job first time
Public and trade welcome
You do not need to be a contractor to buy fencing materials directly from us.
Helpful quantity planning
Measurements and photos help us point you towards sensible material quantities.
Supply only when that suits
Ideal if you've already got fitting covered and just need the components.
Buy the materials without paying for fitting
Some customers want us to handle the full boundary job. Others already know they only need the materials. Our fencing supplies service is for householders, fencing contractors and trade buyers who want to buy direct, collect what they need and manage the installation themselves. Planning the order properly matters, because total fence length, target height, post spacing, gate openings and ground conditions all affect the quantities and the mix of components required. It also helps to know whether you're replacing one damaged run or starting a completely new line.
A few measurements and photographs can save a lot of guesswork before you load the vehicle.
Good planning makes collection simpler
Wingfield Fencing Ltd can help you think through quantities of posts, boards, panels and fixings based on the information you bring, but this route is different from our full installation service. You're choosing supply only, which makes collection and transport part of the planning. Check product sizes, loading length and weight before setting off, especially if you're collecting longer items from our Alfreton premises. A little preparation beats realising halfway home that the fence fits the boundary better than it fits the trailer.
Frequently asked questions
Can householders buy fencing materials direct from you?
Yes. We supply materials direct to the public as well as trade buyers and fencing companies. If you are handling the work yourself, bringing clear measurements and a few photos helps us discuss the quantity and type of components you may need.
What information should I bring for a materials order?
Total length, target height, post spacing, gate openings and a rough idea of the ground conditions are all useful. If you have photos of the boundary or the damaged section, those can help fill in the picture and reduce guesswork.
How should I plan collection of fencing supplies?
Check the size and number of items you need, then make sure your vehicle or trailer can carry them safely. Longer materials especially need thought before collection, because it is far easier to plan transport properly than improvise once the order is ready.