Hazel HurdlesPublicOctober 2026
Woven hazel hurdles forming a soft boundary between the park and the neighbouring lane.
Woven hazel hurdles forming a soft boundary between the park and the neighbouring lane.
Woven hazel hurdles forming a soft boundary between the park and the neighbouring lane.
Woven hazel hurdles forming a soft boundary between the park and the neighbouring lane.
Woven hazel hurdles forming a soft boundary between the park and the neighbouring lane.
Woven hazel hurdles forming a soft boundary between the park and the neighbouring lane.

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Woven hazel hurdles forming a soft boundary between the park and the neighbouring lane.

The brief

Rooftop Terrace Planting Scheme, London

A natural boundary for a busy community park in Stroud, replacing tired chain-link fencing along the western edge. Locally coppiced hazel hurdles give privacy for the play area, while native hedging planted behind will grow up to take over from the panels over time.

Project details

Location
Stroud, Gloucestershire
Products used
Black Solar Planter/Fence Lights with Automatic Sensor
Client type
Public
Completed
October 2026
Finish
Untreated split hazel, tightly woven
Planting
Native hawthorn, field maple, dog rose
Irrigation
Not required, rain-fed hedging

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