Garden Fencing & Screening – Panels, Wire Mesh & Natural Mats
A beautiful garden fence provides privacy, wind protection and adds character to your garden. At Houthandel Jan Sok you will find a complete range of fences, fence panels, wire mesh and natural screening mats — from classic timber fence panels to modern composite solutions.
Which fencing suits you?
- Timber fence panels — Pressure-treated pine panels in various sizes, the most popular choice for a sturdy and affordable garden fence.
- Wire mesh — Galvanised and Corten steel mesh for an industrial or open appearance. Ideal for climbing plants.
- Trellis screens — Open lattice as a decorative garden screen or plant support.
- Heather, willow and bamboo mats — Natural screening that adds atmosphere and warmth to your garden or balcony.
- Chestnut fencing — Robust, rural appearance with a long lifespan and no treatment required.
- Concrete posts and baseboards — A strong foundation for any fencing system, lasting decades.
Complete fencing packages made to measure
We don't just sell individual parts — with our fencing configurator you can easily assemble a complete fencing package including posts, baseboards, panels and post caps. Not sure which option to choose? Request a quote and we will calculate exactly what you need, including crane truck delivery for heavier materials.
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How tall may a garden fence be?
In the Netherlands, a rear garden fence may be up to 2 metres high. In the front garden the maximum is 1 metre. Always check your local authority for specific rules.
Do you also supply concrete posts and baseboards?
Yes, we supply complete concrete fencing systems including posts, baseboards and post caps. Crane truck delivery available.
What does a fence cost per metre?
A complete concrete fence (posts, baseboards and timber panel) costs on average €45–€80 per linear metre, depending on the panel type and height. Request a quote for an exact price for your situation.
Which fencing requires the least maintenance?
A concrete fence with hardwood panels requires the least maintenance: concrete parts are virtually indestructible and hardwood needs no treatment. Pressure-treated panels are the most affordable but will discolour after a few years.