Quality Timber Supplier
A Few Words About Us
Established for over 50 years
Welcome to Mckinney Timber, your premier destination for top-quality timber solutions in Armagh. With a rich tradition of craftsmanship and a commitment to excellence, Mckinney Timber stands as a trusted provider of wooden fencing, decking, railway sleepers, garden sheds, gates, garden furniture, climbing frames, and playhouses. Our passion for enhancing outdoor spaces drives us to offer a diverse range of high-quality products, each meticulously crafted to elevate the aesthetics and functionality of your property.
At Mckinney Timber, we pride ourselves on our attention to detail and dedication to customer satisfaction. Our skilled team brings years of expertise to every project, ensuring precise installations and durable results. Whether you’re looking to transform your garden, secure your property with elegant gates, or create a play haven for your children, Mckinney Timber is here to turn your vision into reality.
We invite you to explore our extensive range of timber solutions and experience the timeless beauty and durability that Mckinney Timber is synonymous with. Thank you for considering us as your trusted partner in creating stunning and functional outdoor spaces in Armagh and beyond.
Our Mission
Established for over 50 years Mckinney Timber is a family run business specialising in fencing supplies, timber, sheds and hardware.
All our panels are constructed using pressure treated timber ensuring a long life. Panels offer total privacy and can be quickly erected on to wooden or concrete posts.
Moving with the times
Post and rail fencing has evolved from the traditional 3×3 or 4×4 post with a 4″ rail to now include heavy 6×6 posts with 6″ rails. We continue to hold in stock a range of sizes and lengths to accommodate this and can offer bespoke sizes on request. All fully pressure treated on site. 1. Our posts come in a huge range of sizes from a 0.6m 45×36 marking peg up to a 2.4m 200×200 gate post. 2. The most popular rail is still the D-rail, traditionally nailed or screwed onto the face of square posts.