Glee 2026 · 8–10 September 2026

Torry Hill Chestnut Fencing
- Exclusive to Glee 2026
Torry Hill Chestnut Fencing is exhibiting at Glee 2026 (8–10 September 2026, NEC Birmingham, Birmingham, United Kingdom) on stand 17C60. Listed in the Glee 2026 exhibitor directory on Beagle. Glee 2026 is organised by Hyve Group.
- Stand
- 17C60
- Hall or zone
- 17As published by the organiser. Where the organiser lists a zone code rather than a hall, we show the code unchanged.
- Country
- United Kingdom
- Address
- The Chalk Pit, Doddington, Kent, ME9 0ED
- Website
- https://www.torryhill.co.uk/
What they show
- Show sectors
- Landscaping & Garden Decoration
About Torry Hill Chestnut Fencing
Torry Hill Chestnut Fencing is the UK's leading producer of high-quality, fully FSC-certified sweet chestnut fencing, posts, panels and gates. We work exclusively with sweet chestnut timber from English coppice woodland. We undertake the entire production process ourselves from coppice management and felling the trees, to processing the timber and making the final products at our solar-powered factory in the Kent Downs National Landscape. Our production uses traditional techniques as part of a modern manufacturing process, meaning that we produce handcrafted products at an industrial scale. We supply wholesale customers nationwide and internationally, working closely with trusted shippers to export all over the world.
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Shows Torry Hill Chestnut Fencing appears at
- Glee 2026This page8–10 September 2026Stand 17C60
Listed in date order, as published by each show organiser.
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