2D panel fence installation in Tallinn
A 2D panel fence is built from flat welded panels with two horizontal wires at every crossing. It is heavier and stiffer than a 3D panel, which is why it is the usual choice where a fence gets leaned on, climbed or hit by balls every day.
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What's included
- Measuring and marking the fence line
- Supplying panels, posts and fixings
- Digging and concreting posts
- Fixing panels, in steps on slopes
- Installing gates if ordered
- Taking packaging and leftovers away
2D or 3D panel?
Both are welded steel mesh panels, usually galvanised and powder coated. The difference is in how they get their strength:
- a [3D panel](/en/fences/3d-panel-fence) has single wires and V-shaped folds that stiffen it. It is lighter and the standard choice for private homes;
- a 2D panel is flat, with a pair of horizontal wires clamping each vertical wire. There are no folds, the surface is even and the panel resists bending much better.
If the fence mainly marks a garden boundary, a 3D panel is usually enough. If people, balls or vehicles will be in regular contact with it, a 2D panel is worth the extra cost.
Where a 2D panel fence makes sense
Typical sites are schools and kindergartens, sports pitches and courts, warehouses, car parks, utility areas and construction compounds. The flat face is harder to climb than a folded panel, and the panels keep their shape after knocks that would leave a lighter fence bent.
It also works on private plots where the owner simply wants a heavier, cleaner looking fence, for example along a busy street.
Heights and posts
We install 2D panels from 1.23 m up to 2.03 m. The lower heights suit the street side of a property, while 1.73 m and 2.03 m are common for sports grounds and commercial premises.
A heavier panel puts more load on the posts, so we set each one in concrete at a depth that suits the ground and the fence height, and check the line and level before the panels go on. On stony ground or limestone close to the surface we adjust the method on site and tell you if it affects the price.
Gates and access
A panel fence is usually combined with matching gates: a pedestrian gate for people, a swing gate for vehicles, or a sliding gate where there is no room for the leaves to open. See our gates page for the options, including automation for vehicle gates on commercial sites.
Prices
- 2D panel fence 1.23 m, installedfrom 52 €/m
- 2D panel fence 1.53 m, installedfrom 62 €/m
- 2D panel fence 1.73 m, installedfrom 72 €/m
- 2D panel fence 2.03 m, installedfrom 85 €/m
- Installation with your materialsfrom 15 €/m
Prices are indicative and exclude VAT. We confirm the exact price before work starts.
Frequently asked questions
Is a 2D panel fence much more expensive than 3D?+
It costs more per metre because the panel has more steel in it. Compare the starting prices in the table with the 3D panel fence page, and we can quote both for your site.
Can you fence a sports ground or school?+
Yes. Send us a site plan or the approximate lengths and heights, and tell us where entrances are needed. We quote materials and installation together.
What colours are available?+
The most common colours are green, anthracite grey and black. Ask us about availability when you request a quote.
Can you install 2D panels I have bought myself?+
Yes, we install with your materials at the labour price in the table. Check that the posts and clips match the panels and that you have enough for the full length.
Can a 2D panel fence follow a slope?+
Yes. The panels are straight, so on sloping ground we install them in steps, with each panel level and slightly higher or lower than the previous one.