Hazel & Willow Wattle Hurdles

These fence panels make attractive screens for garden or stately home. Woven from either hazel or willow to a traditional pattern, they bring a part of the countryside into your garden.

A genuine traditional hurdle is made without the use of nails or any sawn parts. The hazel is split by hand, which retains the strength of the plant fibres, and is twisted around the end uprights every 4-5 inches, making a light yet strong fence panel. Any panel with nails or sawn parts is a weak imitation and should be avoided.

Hazel Wattle Hurdle Examples

<span>Ref: B1</span><br>Supported on posts, they can heighten a wall whilst matching the wall’s rugged appearance.

<span>Ref: B2</span><br>Here you see the reverse side of the cleft hazel panel, with a matching gate leading to an oak bridge.

<span>Ref: B3</span><br>A hazel compound built in-situ with matching gate, encloses beehives at Kew Gardens, London.

<span>Ref: B4</span><br>Hazel hurdles used to screen off woodland from the more formal garden.

<span>Ref: B5</span><br>Inside view of hazel hurdles woven in situ to accommodate the curves and change in height; the colour will soon blend in as it weathers.

<span>Ref: B6</span><br>3’ high hazel hurdles secure the garden of this period house.

<span>Ref: B7</span><br>These 4’ high hazel hurdles enclose this raised garden giving privacy and matching the texture of the drystone wall.

<span>Ref: B8</span><br>“Hazel hurdles with matching oak framed gate screen this house from the street while remaining true to the appearance of the building.

<span>Ref: B9</span><br>Hazel hurdles heighten this wall to give privacy to the garden but allowing enough light through not to feel barricaded in.

<span>Ref: B10</span><br>3' high hazel hurdles on a retaining wall, Alsop-en-le-Dale, Peak District

<span>Ref: B11</span><br>6' high hazel hurdles, Brailsford, Derbyshire.

<span>Ref: B12</span><br>Heightening a drystone wall with hazel hurdles supported by a sawn chestnut framework, Hathersage, Peak District.

<span>Ref: B13</span><br>5' high hazel hurdles screen a holiday let, Leek, Staffordshire.

<span>Ref: B14</span><br>Hazel hurdles blend in with this garden's planting scheme, Sheffield.

<span>Ref: B15</span><br>Hazel hurdles provide more privacy from the footpath, the texture of the weave compliments the stone wall beneath, Matlock, Derbyshire.

<span>Ref: B16</span><br>Bespoke hazel hurdles made to close off the space beneath these solar panels.

Willow Wattle Hurdle Examples

<span>Ref: B31</span><br>Willow hurdle to hide the neighbour.

<span>Ref: B32</span><br>This curved steel frame woven with willow makes a moveable screen that can be anchored to the ground; 6’ x 5’ wide £360 inc. VAT

<span>Ref: B33</span><br>Willow panels separate the garden from the woods.

<span>Ref: B34</span><br>The finer willow rods give a more formal appearance, here slotted between concrete posts.

<span>Ref: B35</span><br>Almost any shape can be woven in-situ. This requires good access to site.

<span>Ref: B36</span><br>An open trellis in the willow panel gives privacy with a feeling of openness.

<span>Ref: B37</span><br>Tall willow hurdles supported on sawn chestnut posts, give seclusion whilst matching the background wall texture.

<span>Ref: B38</span><br>Willow hurdles incorporating a middle trellis pattern, give extra privacy to this property without cutting out too much light, Grindleford, Derbyshire.

<span>Ref: B39</span><br>Willow hurdles close off the back of the house from the parking area, Sheffield.

<span>Ref: B40</span><br>The sawn chestnut framework supports the willow hurdles, the inside face of the above fence in Sheffield.

<span>Ref: B41</span><br>Willow hurdles separate neighbouring gardens in Crich, Derbyshire.

<span>Ref: B42</span><br>These willow hurdles increase the height of this drystone wall in Ashover, Derbyshire.

<span>Ref: B43</span><br>Willow hurdles above a retaining wall in Baslow, Peak District.

<span>Ref: B44</span><br>Willow hurdles above a retaining wall in Ashover, Derbyshire.

In Situ Continuous Woven Hazel and Willow Screens

<span>Ref: B50</span><br>4' high hazel woven in situ to cordon off a wildlife area next to the River Ouse, the recreation ground in Godmanchester, Cambridgeshire.

<span>Ref: B51</span><br>Short length willow woven in situ as a backdrop to these two areas in a garden, Calver, Peak District.

<span>Ref: B52</span><br>Short length willow woven as a continuous fence at 6' high, Calver, Derbyshire.

<span>Ref: B53</span><br>Hazel continuous weave separating the bee hives from the public, Kew Gardens, London.

<span>Ref: B54</span><br>This 4' high, long willow in situ woven fence screens the garden from the busy main road, Uttoxeter, Staffordshire.

<span>Ref: B55</span><br>A hazel continuous woven fence keeps the wind off the bee hives, Ashover, Derbyshire.

<span>Ref: B56</span><br>A 5' high long willow fence along a property boundary; the lower half can be seen already drying in the heatwave when compared to the fresh willow at the top. Southwell, Nottinghamshire.

<span>Ref: B57</span><br>This low willow continuous fence separates the allotment from the formal garden, Grindleford, Peak District.

<span>Ref: B58</span><br>A 6' high hazel woven fence, showing the cleft side of the hazel, Woodborough, Nottingham.

<span>Ref: B59</span><br>The inside of the above fence at Woodborough, showing the bark of the hazel.

<span>Ref: B60</span><br>A 5' high continuous long fence using thicker long willow rods, Uttoxeter, Staffordshire.

Oak and Chestnut Gates

Oak and chestnut gates All of our gates are made of oak or chestnut with mortice and tennon joints, held tight with oak pegs. Find Out More

Wattle Hurdle Prices

Prices for standard sizes are listed below and include VAT, but any size can be made to order on request. Stout chestnut posts can be supplied to erect the panels. Delivery and instalment is available on enquiry.

Willow Hurdles

6′ x 3′ – £100.00
6′ x 4′ – £130.00
6′ x 5′ – £160.00
6′ x 6′ – £190.00

Hazel Hurdles

6′ x 3′ – £110.00
6′ x 4′ – 150.00
6′ x 5′ – £180.00
6′ x 6′ – £220.00

Please contact us for more details and a quote