Composite Fencing

Composite fencing made from recycled wood fibres and plastic, offers the look of wood without its drawbacks, such as rot and insect damage. It comes in various colours and finishes, providing a stylish, eco-friendly, and long-lasting solution with minimal upkeep.

We supply and install Dino composite fencing, which balances functionality and beauty. With multiple colours available.

Composite fencing slats are crafted from a blend of materials. For Dino fencing, the ratio is 55% recycled wood and 45% recycled timber. This results in an attractive modern garden fence without the downsides of timber fencing. There is no need for painting, staining, or sealing. Instead, you get a smooth, characterful finish from the start and can expect it to maintain its good looks through the years and through thick and thin! Composite is becoming the most popular material for garden projects, offering enduring beauty and low maintenance.

A modern outdoor privacy fence with decorative cutouts at the top, accompanied by two tall planters with green shrubs along a grassy yard.
  • A blue privacy fence with small bushes and plants growing along the base, bordered by a decorative edge, and a grassy yard in front.

    Dark Grey Composite Fencing Along Lawn Edge

    Dark grey composite garden fencing installed on a neat lawn border, delivering a sleek, modern look with long-lasting weather resistance and low maintenance.

  • Backyard with a newly installed gray privacy fence on a brick wall, paved patio, and small artificial grass patch, with houses and cloudy sky in the background.

    Grey Composite Fencing with Decorative Top Panels

    A long run of grey composite fence panels with dark posts and an elegant top detail, creating a modern, low-maintenance boundary for gardens and driveways.

  • A modern privacy fence with horizontal beige panels and decorative metal trim on top, supported by dark metal posts, next to a brick wall and greenery in the background.

    Contemporary Composite Fence Panel Close-Up

    A close-up of light brown composite fencing boards with strong posts and a stylish patterned topper, highlighting the premium finish and privacy of composite garden fencing.

  • Backyard with garden beds under construction, gray fence panels, and building materials on a bright, sunny day with a blue sky and scattered clouds.

    Light Grey Composite Fencing for Garden Privacy

    Light grey composite fence panels fitted along a patio and lawn to provide clean lines, durable screening and year-round privacy with minimal upkeep.

Composite Fencing Colours

  • A close-up photo of a piece of graphite, showing its dark, textured surface, with the word 'Graphite' written above.

  • A white onyx sample with a smooth, polished surface and subtle gray veining or patterns.

  • Swatch of anthracite-colored material or fabric.

  • A grayscale close-up image of a pearl with the word 'Pearl' written above it.

  • A book titled 'Ash' with an image of grey ash or powder on the cover.

  • Close-up photo of a gray stone surface with the word 'Stone' labeled above it.

  • Close-up of a walnut with a label at the top reading 'Walnut'.

  • Close-up of textured sage green fabric sample or surface.

  • Swatch of mocha-colored fabric or material with a textured surface, labeled 'Mocha' at the top.

  • A color swatch labeled 'Amber' showing a warm, light brown shade.

  • Book cover titled 'Savanna' with a textured, sandy-colored background.

Comparison of four different black and white geometric patterns labeled Areca, Botanic, Mosaic, Spectrum.

Trellis Screen Options

What You Need to Know About Composite Garden Fencing

With our composite fencing, you can create a secure perimeter with a contemporary feel around your home or garden, using your existing Concrete Posts or new Aluminium Posts.
Strong yet lightweight, our eco-friendly composite fence panels are each made up to twelve 1.8m horizontal slats, which are quick and easy to install with a tongue and groove profile. The durable recycled timber and plastic composite fencing won’t crack, split or warp in the way that traditional timber fencing does.

Retaining the look of wood without the extensive maintenance, the slimline panels are dual faced, so your finished fence will look just as good from both sides and enhance your outdoor spaces from every angle.

Choose from 11 Classic colours & 4 Trellis Screens.

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Design

We have loads of colours and design styles. Take a look at our range of get in touch to discuss options

Quote

Contact us for a no obligation quote. We’ll arrange a site visit at a time that suits you

Install

Our mission is to deliver innovative, high-quality products with a customer-focused, ethical approach, ensuring no-maintenance, value, and long-lasting gardens that exceed expectations.

FAQ’s About Composite Fencing

  • Composite fencing from Ward Fencing is priced by length band for materials only, with installation quoted separately after an on-site survey. As a guide, materials-only costs for Dino composite fencing (depending on height and run length) are:​

    • Up to 5m (around 2 panels): from £263.66 for 0.9m high up to £377.52 for 1.8m high

    • 5–10m (around 4 panels): from £527.32 to £755.04

    • 10–15m (around 6 panels): from £790.98 to £1,132.56

    • 15–20m (around 8 panels): from £1,054.64 to £1,510.08

    • 20–30m (around 13 panels): from £1,713.79 to £2,453.88

    These figures cover the composite boards and posts for supply-only, while the final installed price will depend on your garden layout, access, ground conditions, and any old fencing that needs removing. For an accurate, all-in figure you can use our online cost calculator to estimate materials, then book a free site survey so we can confirm installation costs.

  • Composite fencing is made from a mix of recycled wood fibres and plastic, giving you the look of timber with far less upkeep and none of the usual rot, warping, or insect problems. Ward Fencing installs Dino composite fencing, using boards with around 55% recycled wood and 45% recycled plastic, so you get a modern, eco-friendly fence that keeps its smart finish for years without painting or staining.

  • Composite fencing normally has a higher upfront material cost than standard timber, but it pays off over time because you are not spending on regular treatments, repairs, or early replacement panels. For many homeowners, the longer lifespan, low maintenance, and smart appearance make composite a better long-term value than a like-for-like wood fence.

  • Yes, composite fence boards are lightweight and use an interlocking, tongue-and-groove style system that can often slot into existing concrete posts or be installed with new aluminium or matching posts, depending on your garden. Ward Fencing can assess your current setup, advise whether your existing posts are suitable, and then design and install a composite fence that follows your boundaries, works on slopes, and delivers a clean, contemporary finish.