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Deck Maintenance Mini-Series: Stage 1 Cleaning your decking

Welcome to the deck cleaning mini-series! I'll take you step-by-step through cleaning your decking and restoring it to its former glory. To join me in reviving your wooden decking, you'll...

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How to measure for Fence Panels

After December's blustery storms, we've been asked a lot about how to properly measure for new fence panels. With a range in stock and available for delivery to Tunbridge Wells,...

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Christmas Opening Times 2021

We will be closed for the Christmas holidays on Tuesday 21st December at 4pm and reopen on Tuesday 4th January at 7.30am. We'd like to wish all our customers a...

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Cleaning Softwood Decking

Most people that install wooden decking like it looking it's best for the summer and worry about it becoming slippery in the winter. Regular decking maintenance will keep your decking...

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Change of operations during the Corona Virus outbreak

Important notice for Crestala Customers We are taking several steps to help protect our staff and our customers during the current Coronavirus outbreak. We would appreciate your help and forbearance....

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Merry Christmas! Take a look at our new products coming next year!

Merry Christmas from all the team at Crestala Fencing Centre. We've had a fantastic year and are looking forward to a well-earned break before 2020. We are always on the...

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Protecting your Garden from Deer

Deer can cause lots of damage in gardens, and if you’re unlucky enough to have them visit for dinner then you’ll know what I mean. There are ways to keep...

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DuraPost! At last a strong, lightweight alternative to concrete & wooden fence posts.

As a Fencing supplier, we are always looking for new worthwhile product innovations that will genuinely help our customers. One of these rare products is the new metal DuraPost. The...

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The Importance of using Timber from sustainable sources  

Wood is a finite resource and as such, it needs careful management to allow us to use timber for generations to come. Consumers are starting to make more careful decisions...

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