Editorial Policy
Boundary Review's editorial policy: independent guidance, sourced claims, British English, labelled illustrative images and clear correction standards.
Boundary Review is an independent editorial publication. Our editorial policy sets out how we research, write and correct our guides. It applies to every page on this site.
Independence. We are not owned by, funded by or affiliated with a fencing manufacturer, installer, retailer or trade body. We do not accept payment to favour a product, material or supplier. Any future commercial arrangement would be clearly labelled and would not affect editorial content.
Sourcing. We base our guides on official UK guidance, recognised standards and established trade practice. We link to the official source where a reader should check the current position. We do not claim first hand testing, site visits or laboratory results.
Scope. We cover fences, hedges and boundary structures for UK homeowners and small property managers. We explain trade offs and questions to ask. We do not provide legal advice or replace a qualified professional's assessment of a specific property.
Language. We publish in British English and use plain, calm sentences. We avoid dashes in favour of hyphens and full stops. We prefer clear headings and short paragraphs.
Images. Images on this site are illustrative AI generated images. They show typical materials and settings and are not photographs of specific products, sites or completed jobs.
Corrections. If you believe an article is wrong, please see our contact page. Tell us the article, the exact point and the evidence you rely on. We review requests, update articles where needed and note significant changes.