30m of slatted fence
The old fence panels came out along the whole right-hand side. New concrete posts went in every 1.5 metres, set in concrete, with new 6ft slatted panels between them, 30 metres in all.
Case study · Wimbledon Park SW19 · April 2023
A 30m slatted fence and full garden rebuild in Wimbledon Park
Stephanie's garden in Wimbledon Park got a 6ft slatted fence running 30 metres down the right-hand side on new concrete posts, a 2m x 3m concrete base, 60x90 natural stone slabs at the top and bottom of the garden, every wall re-rendered and finished with coping stones, a paving footpath around the walls with a lawn in the middle, new flower beds on both sides and 2 new steps. About 3 weeks, £25,000 including VAT and materials, with waste removal included.
- Location
- Wimbledon Park, SW19
- Client
- Stephanie
- Price
- £25,000 inc. VAT
- Time on site
- About 3 weeks
- Fence
- 6ft slatted, 30m, concrete posts
- Paving
- 60x90 natural stone slabs
Where we started
The brief
Stephanie wanted the whole garden rebuilt: a new fence down the right-hand side, a concrete base, new paving at the top and bottom, the walls re-rendered, a footpath around a new lawn, proper flower beds and new steps.
It is one of our larger garden rebuilds, and a good example of the fencing in Wimbledon and garden walls in Wimbledon work we do around Wimbledon Park.
Before & after
The same garden, 3 weeks apart
The tricky parts
What went into it
Step by step
How we built it
Clearing
The old fence panels and everything in the old beds were removed, with all the waste taken away.
Our team in the garden in Wimbledon Park before clearing Slatted fence
New concrete posts went in every 1.5 metres, set in concrete, and 30 metres of new 6ft slatted panels went up along the right-hand side.
Our team with the new slatted fence in Wimbledon Park 
30m slatted fence on new concrete posts in Wimbledon Park Concrete base
A new 2m x 3m concrete base was supplied and installed.
Our team with the new 2m x 3m concrete base in Wimbledon Park Natural stone slabs
60x90 natural stone slabs were laid at the very bottom and at the top of the garden.
Our team laying 60x90 natural stone slabs in Wimbledon Park 
Natural stone slabs being levelled in Wimbledon Park Walls, coping and footpath
All the walls were re-rendered and finished with coping stones, with a paving footpath running around them and a lawn in the middle.
Paving footpath around the rendered walls in Wimbledon Park Flower beds
Flower beds were created on both sides with new soil and topsoil, all levelled out.
Our team with the new flower beds and lawn in Wimbledon Park Steps
2 new steps were built, with paving and coping stones fitted on top.
Video
Before and after on video
Stephanie's garden in Wimbledon Park before the work.
The finished garden, with the slatted fence, natural stone paving, rendered walls and new lawn.
The finished work
The finished garden
Budget
What it cost
This project cost £25,000 including VAT and materials: 30 metres of 6ft slatted fence on new concrete posts, a 2m x 3m concrete base, natural stone paving at both ends and around the walls, re-rendered walls with coping stones, new flower beds, a lawn, 2 new steps and waste removal, over about 3 weeks. See our fencing in Wimbledon page for more.
Get a free quote- Price
- £25,000 inc. VAT
- Time on site
- About 3 weeks
- Fence
- 6ft slatted, 30m, concrete posts
Questions
About this garden rebuild
Thinking about something similar? These are the questions we hear most.
How much did this garden rebuild cost in Wimbledon Park?
Stephanie's project in Wimbledon Park SW19 cost £25,000 including VAT and materials, covering 30 metres of slatted fence on new concrete posts, a concrete base, natural stone paving, re-rendered walls with coping, new flower beds, a lawn, 2 new steps and waste removal.
How far apart are the posts on a slatted fence?
On this job new concrete posts went in every 1.5 metres, each set in concrete, along the full 30 metres.
Can you re-render old garden walls?
Yes. On this job all of the walls were re-rendered and finished with coping stones.
How long does a full garden rebuild take?
This one took about 3 weeks.
Do you work near Wimbledon Park?
Yes, including Wimbledon, Southfields and Earlsfield.
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