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Willow Fence Panels
Willow fence panels give a garden a soft, natural boundary with a relaxed, rustic character that suits country gardens and informal planting. Choose the Wilde willow panel at 1800×1800 mm for a framed, panel by panel fence, or the willow fencing roll at 2000×2000 mm to screen a boundary or cover an existing fence. Both are stocked in our warehouse and delivered across Ireland.
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Willow Fence Panels for Sale in Ireland
Willow is the classic informal fencing material, used for generations for woven hurdles, garden screens and rustic boundaries. It arrives a pale cream colour and weathers to a soft silver grey, and the natural variation between pieces is part of its charm. A willow fence softens hard edges and gives planting a natural backdrop in a way that a solid panel can’t.
It is the right choice when character matters more than a crisp, modern line. For a sharper look, see the alternatives further down.
Willow fencing panels and rolls
We stock willow in two formats, and the choice comes down to how you want to put it up:
- Wilde willow panel (1800×1800 mm): a framed panel that fixes between posts like any fence panel, for a neat, finished boundary.
- Willow fencing roll (2000×2000 mm): unrolls along a run and ties or fixes to posts, wire or an existing fence. It is the budget friendly way to screen a boundary, hide a tired fence or add privacy to railings.
The calculator on the product page works out how many panels or rolls cover your run.
Why choose willow fencing
Willow is light, around 420 kg/m³, so it is easy to carry, cut and fix by hand, which makes it one of the simplest fences to put up yourself. It gives instant screening, and the texture brings a country garden feel to even a new build garden.
Willow vs other timber fence panels
Willow sits at the rustic end of our timber fence panels. If you want something more structured or longer lasting, compare:
- Chestnut fencing: naturally durable chestnut for a rustic look with more strength.
- Pine fence panels: a treated softwood slatted panel for a tidy, budget boundary.
- Douglas fir fence panels: a tougher softwood with a warm tone.
Putting up a willow fence
Willow is the easiest informal fencing to handle, and a few steps give a neat result:
- Set sturdy posts first, because the posts carry the wind load while the willow provides the screen.
- Fix with stainless steel fixings outdoors, and pre-drill near the ends of the frame.
- Keep the bottom edge clear of wet soil so it dries out between showers.
Add a garden gate or post caps from our fencing accessories to finish the run.
Looking after willow fencing
Left untreated, willow weathers to a soft silver grey that many people love. To help it keep its character for longer, apply a preservative or stain within the first few months and refresh it every two or three years. You will find suitable products in our exterior oils and stains.
Willow is one of the options in our full timber fence panels range, stocked in our warehouse and delivered across Ireland.
Frequently Asked Questions About Willow Fence Panels
Should I choose a willow panel or a willow roll?
The Wilde willow panel is 1800×1800 mm for a framed, panel-by-panel fence. The willow fencing roll is 2000×2000 mm and is the budget-friendly way to screen a boundary or an existing fence.
How long does willow fencing last?
Willow is chosen for its character, and how long it lasts depends on how you look after it. A preservative or stain applied within the first few months and refreshed every two or three years helps it keep its character for longer, and keeping the bottom edge clear of wet soil helps too.
What colour is willow fencing?
Willow arrives a pale cream and weathers to a soft silver-grey if left untreated, which gives it a relaxed, rustic look.
Is willow fencing easy to put up?
Yes. Willow is lightweight, at around 420 kg/m³, so it is easy to handle by hand. Use stainless steel fixings outdoors and pre-drill near the ends.


