Forged Hunting-Style Fence with Animals (BM16)

BM16 lines a long brick wall with forged trees and animals: a stag stands proudly at one end, wild boar root beneath the branches, and smaller creatures appear along the run.

The animals and scenes are agreed individually with each client, and every element is designed and made in our workshop, then hot-dip galvanized and patinated.

Animals as the main motif

BM16 is a steel scene of nature in which animals are the main motif and set the character of the whole frontage. A stag stands proudly at one end, wild boar root beneath the branches, a heron waits by the reeds and smaller creatures appear along the run. The spans are not simple repeats; each part of the scene leads the eye on to the next, so the fence reads as one landscape along a long brick wall.

Built in layers

The animals and the background are not a flat drawing but a composition built in layers. Elements are placed at several depths, which gives a strong three-dimensional effect and keeps the scene from looking static. Up close you see the texture of the metal and the hand forming; from further away the whole remains legible and orderly, so the fence stays elegant despite its richness.

Agreed with each client

The animals and scenes are chosen individually with each client: game species for a hunter, birds for a garden lover, farm animals for a country estate. Every element is designed and made in our workshop, then hot-dip galvanized and patinated in natural colours.

Decoration that carries load

Technically, BM16 is a steel fence designed for many years of use. The trunks and main branches stiffen the spans and keep the whole line stable, so the decoration is part of the structure rather than an addition. That matters both for safety and for durability in everyday conditions. Comparable scenes are shown among our sculptured wildlife fences.

Forest lines in the background

Behind the animals run lines of plants and forest motifs that order the composition and give it rhythm instead of filling space at random. That keeps the fence from looking overloaded and the animals clear and recognisable. The design can also be made as a consistent system of fence, wicket and entrance gate, so the whole frontage reads as one considered composition whatever the length of the property.