Name: Top Bar Capped Hazel Hurdle Fence Panel Premium Weave
Brand: Woven Wood
SKU: shopify_GB_8223955288301_44242508808429
Price: 99.99 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (26 reviews)

Top Bar Capped Hazel Hurdle Fence Panel Premium Weave

£99.99

6ft(w) x 6ft(h) (1.82m x 1.82m)

Overall rating: 4.962963 / 5 from 27 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

The Top Bar Capped Hazel Hurdle Fence Panel is highly regarded for its premium quality, rustic appearance, and excellent service. Crafted from coppiced hazel, it features thick branches that ensure durability and a neat aesthetic. Customers appreciate its ability to blend into various garden settings and its customizable design.

Summary topics

Product Quality (32%): Many customers expressed appreciation for the very good quality of the fence panels they purchased from the company.
Aesthetic Appeal (23%): Many customers expressed appreciation for how the product looks, stating that it looks fabulous and lovely.
Customer Service (28%): Based on a significant number of customers, the service provided by the company is excellent and highly praised.

Review topics: [quality, delivery, looks, service, hurdles, panels, fence].

Review highlights

"From ease of ordering, swift delivery and high quality fencing, a brilliant all round experience." — TRISH P.
"Whilst what I have if my order of 7 items is of good quality quality, I still haven’t received 1 of the 2 fence panels." — Simon B.
"Great service and products... very very sturdy!" — Derek P.

Reviews

We used to fence above

"We used to fence above the low back wall of a stone raised bed. Very sturdy and easy to use. One panel needed adjusting by 6 inches which the construction made simple. Looks great!"

— Nic (5/5)

Hazel Hurdle

"First class product delivered on time with great communication, I would thoroughly recommend having them in the garden. These have transformed the bottom of my garden screening ugly bins and other garden equipment."

— John P. (5/5)

Top bar capped

"Would love to write a review unfortunately the delivery people decided to off load them re- load and leave. I am still awaiting confirmation of when the delivery will Be made"

— Peter H. (5/5)

the new fence

"They look fabulous. Hoping to get them fixed around round posts to hide our oil tank. Will update with a photo when erected. (if it stops raining long enough)"

— robert T. (5/5)

Good enough for Cheltenham races

"These panels are so sturdy that they could be used as fences at Cheltenham race course! I am impressed and they look lovely in situ. They are very heavy (took two of us to move them) as they are built to last."

— Helen (5/5)

Yet to arrive

"Still awaiting their delivery. John"

— John H. (5/5)

Privacy panel

"Made a very good privacy panel to disguise oil tank. Very good quality and pleased I went for top and bottom capped panel to attach to frame. Only issue was several pieces of hazel dislodged in transit that I had to reposition."

— John O. (5/5)

Very pleased with the hurdles.

"Very pleased with the hurdles. Also when one arrived broken another one was dispatched immediately. They are rather heavy and took longer to assemble than I thought but very pleased with the result."

— Lynn B. (4/5)

I am really pleased with

"I am really pleased with my fencing, the service was excellent, and the delivery men where really helpful and very polite. I she'll be ordering more. Thank you"

— Linda W. (5/5)

Hazel hurdles

"We love our new hazel hurdles, which have replaced an old fence. They were heavy but two of us managed to get them in place and they look great in situ, beside a pond. The only problem was that the screws on one top had sheared - presumably because the wood had warped since construction (didn’t notice on delivery). Luckily we needed to cut this area to accommodate a stepped wall so it wasn’t a problem for us."

— Alison H. (5/5)

Q&A

Frequently asked questions

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Why Landscapers Love Hazel Hurdles

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Hazel Fencing Installation Guide

Hazel hurdles are a type of traditional, hand-woven fence panel made from coppiced hazel branches. They are made by weaving flexible hazel rods around upright stakes, creating a sturdy and eco-friendly barrier that allows wind to pass through. These rustic panels are have been created using the same techniques for thousands of years, initially used for animal enclosures, they now provide people with a stylish alternative to traditional garden fencing, and can also be used as a windbreak or screening.

The lifespan of hazel hurdles depends on the location and exposure to the elements. In most UK gardens, a well-installed hazel hurdle fence can last many years. Sheltered locations generally see the longest lifespan, while exposed coastal or very wet locations may experience faster weathering. Coppiced hazel naturally contains oils that help resist decay.

Our hazel hurdles are skilfully handwoven, giving each panel its own unique charm and character. While we maintain consistent high standards and thoroughly inspect each product, no two panels are exactly alike. We offer a variety of hazel hurdle options that highlight their distinct and individual features.

Standard Premium hurdles are your vanilla hurdle, made with care and craftsmanship by artisans. Made with thick sustainably sourced hazel rods, they are sure to add durable rustic charm to any space.

Capped hurdles are an ideal solution for protecting plants and vegetation from harsh winds, as they are woven with smaller diameter rods that create a more effective windbreak. What's more, their distinctive capped finish sets them apart from any other type of hurdle, giving them a unique and attractive appearance.

Top-Bar Capped hurdles are similar to the capped except with a hurdle rod secured to the top of the hurdle for a smoother and more defined finish.

Framed hurdles are perfect for a more modern and sturdy appearance. The weave is fitted into a sturdy wooden frame and they make a great feature in any garden.

Our hurdles are available in multiple heights, 2ft, 3ft, 4ft, 5ft and 6ft. As standard they come in a 6ft width but we also offer shorter widths for some heights, check the product page for more details.

If you can't find the perfect fit it's easy for you to cut them to the right size (you have the weaver's permission). Height: easily cut the vertical rods to size, then simply remove the excess horizontal rod. Width: this requires more care - the cut ends will need to be secured with wire or nails to prevent them the weaving coming undone. We recommend to overlap hurdles rather than try and shorten them in this way.

Hazel and willow hurdles have a rich history as the oldest form of fencing in Britain, dating back over 5000 years to Neolithic times. Today, these environmentally friendly and durable fences are not only perfect for traditional English country gardens but also provide a unique and natural look for contemporary urban spaces.

Coppicing is a traditional and sustainable method of woodland management at least as old as hazel hurdles themselves. It involved harvesting hazel or willow by cutting it back almost to the stump - and then harvesting the resulting vigorous shoots of growth every few years. All Woven Wood's hurdles are made from hazel harvested in this way.

If you live in an area with high winds and have had issues with your paneled fencing blowing over, installing fence panels with gaps such as our willow and hazel hurdles can be a wise choice. The gaps in the weave allow wind to pass through, reducing the pressure and preventing damage.

Willow and hazel are versatile options for garden screening, providing natural beauty and privacy. These materials can be woven together to create attractive screens that blend well with various garden styles. Willow and hazel screens add charm while allowing air and light to filter through. Use them to partition areas, block views, or create cosy corners in your outdoor space.

In most situations, yes. Because hazel hurdles allow wind to pass through the weave, they place less strain on posts than solid fence panels. Many installations simply use driven timber posts without concrete, although ground conditions and fence height should always be considered.

Yes. Unlike solid fence panels, the woven construction allows air to pass through the hurdle, reducing wind resistance. This makes hazel hurdles an excellent choice for exposed gardens where traditional fence panels may be more vulnerable to storm damage.

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