FSC certified, Torry Hill Chestnut Fencing has recently won a contract with Norbury Fencing to supply eight and a half miles of chestnut fencing and posts to one of their main stockists, wholesale merchants, Norbury Fencing, to be used for the Olympic Village currently under construction in Hackney. The fencing will be used to protect the newly planted and seeded landscape sites around the village.

Owner of Torry Hill Chestnut Fencing, John Leigh-Pemberton commented: “Since gaining an FSC accreditation last year we are now able to tender for bigger contracts, which is fantastic. Most government bodies, local authorities and contractors can only use FSC certified wood so this now means we are able to broaden our client base and gain a good, solid reputation in these circles.” John added: “Our existing clients know we supply excellent quality products, but having the FSC certification is proof to everyone that our timber is not only excellent quality but also that it is responsibly sourced. We are delighted to have been asked to provide the fencing for such an exciting project.”

For the vast majority of fencing jobs, either temporary or permanent, chestnut has proved to be a highly effective material. It is made from a natural, sustainable resource, which is grown and produced in the UK and meets the the Health and Safety requirements for safety fencing and provides a permanent easy to erect barrier.

Email: karen@adamscreative.co.uk