For projects completed by April 2022

What you need

Demonstrate your high quality, complex design and installation with photographs, locations, client references and background design considerations.

Your entry

Submit a minimum of five images across the different sections of your project. Give as much detail as you can on the location details, the original brief and scope of work and any background design considerations.

Client references

We need to know the end user was given the installation that they wanted and the design met the brief. Make sure you supply client references – they can include the final outcome as well as the installation process.

On site visit

An AFI representative can visit your site allowing you to talk them through the challenges and see the skill involved in your work.

Environment

Demonstrate how your project has a longstanding beneficial effect for the environment and local community.

Fencing Project of the Year Award

Open to all industry professionals. Entries will be judged on:

complexity of the installation and design work to complete the project
complexity of design considerations
the project’s longstanding beneficial effect for the environment and the community in general
client references
the presentation

Shortlisted entries will have a site visit by an AFI representative to review installation quality to be discussed by the UK Fencing Awards judging panel committee.

Entry details should include:

initial contract brief and requirements
site location details
before, during and after installation photographs
design work details
problems encountered
environmental benefits and considerations

In the event of a tie the AFI Chairman will make the final decision in consultation with the judging panel.

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