Bexhill Steelworks LTD: Helping Landowners Keep Deer Out with High-Spec Gates

Bexhill-on-Sea, UK – As landowners across the UK seek more robust solutions for managing wildlife and maintaining the integrity of rural boundaries, Bexhill Steelworks LTD is stepping up with a clear message: not all gates are created equal—especially when it comes to deer.

With demand rising for secure, long-lasting fencing infrastructure, Bexhill Steelworks is spotlighting the critical features and installation guidelines that define an effective deer gate. Drawing on industry-standard best practices, the company highlights that gate height must typically align with deer fencing—usually between 1.8 and 2.4 metres—to effectively deter agile wildlife.

“Material choice is everything,” says a spokesperson from Bexhill Steelworks. “Whether customers opt for galvanised steel or treated timber, it's vital that their gate includes elements like mesh infill to stop small animals, reinforced hinges and latches to prevent sagging, and solid posts to bear the additional weight.”

The company also stresses the importance of careful installation. Proper alignment with fencing, use of heavy-duty bracing, and central drop bolts for wider spans are all non-negotiables for long-term functionality.

Bexhill Steelworks continues to back rural and agricultural clients with tailored steel fabrication, bringing attention to the importance of balancing functionality, aesthetics, and durability in deer management solutions.

As rural estates, farms, and conservation projects look to upgrade their fencing systems, Bexhill Steelworks remains at the forefront—offering not just high-quality gates, but expert guidance to ensure lasting protection.

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