Wooden fences in Robinia (Pseudoacacia)

Robinia is the hardest European wood species known. The tree itself closely resembles the Acacia, which is why it is also known by the name pseudoacacia. It is a wood species with durability class I-II and has an expected life span of 25 years. A durable choice in all respects!

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Do I have to worry about the poisonous bark of Acacia or Robinia for my agricultural or paddock fencing?

Many horse and animal lovers do not have agricultural fencing with Acacia or Robinia posts because they are toxic. It is true that Robinia contains toxic substances, to which horses in particular can ...

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Wooden fences in Robinia (Pseudoacacia)

From our blog

Robinia shoring for canals, a strong alternative

Do I have to worry about the poisonous bark of Acacia or Robinia for my agricultural or paddock fencing?

Request a catalogue

Make an appointment

What's important when choosing a fence?

Our team is at your service

Talk to our representative to configure your customised shelter.

From our blog

Robinia shoring for canals, a strong alternative

Do I have to worry about the poisonous bark of Acacia or Robinia for my agricultural or paddock fencing?

Request a catalogue

Make an appointment

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