Feather Edge Fence Panel 6ft x 5ft | 6x5 Fence Panel,Feather Edge Fence Panel 6ft x 5ft | 6x5 Fence Panel

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Feather Edge 6ft x 5ft Fence Panel - 1.8m x 1.5m (approx)

Introducing our premium Feather Edge Fence Panels, the ideal choice for any fencing project looking to combine durability, style, and value. Featuring a featheredge design with overlapping vertical slats, these 6ft fence panels offer the classic styling of traditional garden fencing.

Manufactured from sustainably sourced softwood and reinforced with battening, each panel is built as a high quality, long term timber fencing solution. Suitable for a wide range of outdoor spaces, including front gardens and boundary fencing, these panels provide strength, privacy, and a clean finish.

Our fence panels are perfect for painting or staining, allowing you to customise the look to suit your garden. Whether youre replacing existing panels or starting a new fencing project, they offer a cost effective and reliable solution for any outdoor space.

Please note, the actual dimensions of our fence panels are listed below in our product specification.

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Feather Edge 6ft x 5ft Fence Panel - 1.8m x 1.5m (approx)

Green pressure treated 6ft x 5ft fence panel
Actual dimensions, provided by our suppliers:
Height: 1517mm
Width: 1828mm
Thickness: 50mm
Vertical slat construction
Pressure treated fencing, helps prevent rot and fungal decay
Easy to install and maintain
20 year anti rot guarantee
Sourced from responsibly managed forests

Frequently Asked Questions

How far apart should fence posts be?

For standard wooden fences, 1.8m is a general rule of thumb

How deep do fence posts need to be?

Take the overground height of your fence and divide this number by 3. This is the recommended minimum depth hole for your post.

For example, if you have a 6ft high fence above ground, your fence post hole will be 2ft.

How wide do fence post holes need to be?

Take the width of your post and multiply this by 3. This is the recommended diameter of hole for your post. For example, if you have a 100mm wide post, your diameter across will be 300mm.