1. A Map Roughly put together a map/ layout of the paddocks you wish to construct; that way our team can enter that info into our Nearmaps software and give you an approximate meterage required for materials. This is also handy to pass onto the fencing contractor so they can see how much work is…
Are end assemblies important when completing your horse fencing installation? Yes! Do not let anyone talk you out of them. They are the most important part of your horse fence. If a fencing contractor tells you you don’t need end assemblies, you can be pretty confident they are not a very good contractor! End assemblies,…
Mesh fencing for foals has been long conceived as being a safe option. But is it really? Well, it sort of is, but not really. There are many different mesh fencing for foals options on the market. Some are made with soft wire, some with high tensile wire. Some with small holes, some with large.…
With our vast experience and knowledge has come our ability to see that we could move with today’s technologies and move into a new era of superior manufacturing, working to create the changes we knew were possible with our once favourite flexible rail for horses. We have worked hard to put our knowledge and experience…
When it comes to deciding on installing plastic rails for your horse paddock fencing, there is something you should keep in mind. Not all plastic is created equal. Plastics are divided into many categories, with most of them coming under the term ‘polymer’. There are eight common types of synthetic organic polymers found in households.…
Installing electric fencing for horses really pays off. Horses quickly learn that fences are not electrified, they even seem to have an uncanny knowledge of when the electrics aren’t working or they are turned off. It really is best to set it all up properly right from the start. Don’t wait until a few weeks…
Plastic Posts are not a new concept. They have been around for many years. However, only recently have they viewed as a superior alternative to timber. As we experienced horse owners know, horses love chewing timber. Some years they don’t seem to touch it, but other years they can turn a pine post into a…
Installing your horse fencing is the most important part of the job. Just because other people can sell you horse fencing doesn’t mean they have the knowledge and experience that goes with years and years of many different equine fencing installations like the team at Duncan Equine Group. To help you with installing your horse…
Keeping your horses safe whilst they are in the paddock away from your watchful eyes is the single biggest concern for horse owners. Timber, steel and wire fences can be a catalyst for injured horses and expensive vet bills. Ben Duncan, the owner of Duncan Equine Group, knows only too well how vital a safe…