Cleft paling - also called rolling fences - is produced using a trellis-maker. It ties the robinia paling to each other in 3, 4 or 5 rows of wire. Each row of threads is made up of 4 galvanized threads 1.8mm thick, with high tensile strength (550N / mm²). The French-manufactured trellis-maker twists the wires between each stile so that they are completely tight and can no longer move. The quality of a trellis-maker is evaluated mainly by the force it exerts during the twisting of the wires between each stile.

The rolls of ganivelles are 5 or 10m long.

The robinia cleft paling is made of sawn and slightly pointed stakes. They have an average perimeter of 10cm. The spacings between the stakes are 1-2cm, 2-3cm, 3-4cm, 4-5cm, 5-6cm, 6-7cm, 7-8cm, 8-9cm or 9-10cm apart. On r ...