Natural Side Granite Palisade

Rough wedged and rustic granite palisade and border in an easy-to-handle format that can be used for everything from low fences to framing areas with low load and other beautiful details in the garden. This is our smallest pole in our range and it comes with a height of 900mm and a width of 100x100mm. A small pole but with big character. After assembly, you get an effective height of approx. 60cm.

In addition to mounting it as a granite post, it can also be laid down as a decorative curb beam around ground surfaces with lighter loads. Decorative stone surfaces, flowerbed edges and other lighter garden surfaces can have a clear frame and stability around their edges.

When framing ground surfaces, the stone is mounted down to its full height and then creates a frame where 100mm comes down into the ground. The length of 900mm provides good resistance and the end surfaces are carved for a more rustic joint distance between the stones.

A wonderful solution is to install the stone as a curb stone against a lawn, then you best place it level with the lawn. In this way, you have easier access to the entire grass area when mowing. Easily drive over the stone with one wheel of the lawnmower, but be careful not to get too close so as not to damage the blades of your machine. A granite curbstone provides a neat border and frieze around a surface.

Granite is one of the most durable stone materials and will brighten up the outdoor space for many, many years to come. This, coupled with our 20-year guarantee, makes granite a safe choice. Combining more products in granite can really give the garden a lift and be able to keep both style and the natural together. Granite is a living material that also varies in appearance and each stone is unique and may come with graining and texture differences. This is what makes natural stone so exciting. That the stone almost tells a story about how it came to be.

Choose from a range of different sizes and find a granite post and a surface treatment that suits your garden. The fence can of course be attached to the solid granite post, drill for its attachment only when the post is in place so you can ensure the height and that the fence ends up at the right level. The post is mounted a bit into the ground and thus finds its stability. You dig this pole down approx. 30cm for a stable result. We recommend that you cast in the bottom so that the post does not allow itself to move over time.