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Fence Panels

Choose Your Garden Fence Panels

Privacy panels and open picket styles. Shop treated timber fence panels in heights from 2ft to 6ft across the range. Choose your style and height below.

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Find the Right Panel Style

Whether you are replacing a damaged panel or planning a new garden boundary, start with the level of privacy and the appearance you want.

Check the Size and Fit

Available heights vary by style. Use the filters below, then check the chosen product’s width, height and specification against your posts and planned layout. Our fence panel buying guide covers finished fence height, posts and quantities.

Local Delivery or Collection

Order online for delivery across Norfolk, Suffolk and selected surrounding areas, or collect from our Norfolk yard by appointment. Check delivery coverage and charges for your postcode before ordering.

Height

Height

Post Type

Post Type

Concrete – Type

Concrete – Type

Panel Type

Panel Type

Trellis panel type

Trellis panel type

Find the right fit for your garden

Which Fence Panel Style Suits Your Garden?

Start with the view you want to screen or keep open. Then compare the board pattern, height and post system before choosing your panels.

Closeboard fence panels between concrete posts above gravel boards beside a garden lawn
Closeboard panels shown between concrete posts above gravel boards.
For a solid garden boundary

Closeboard fence panels

Overlapping vertical featheredge boards create a solid face. Our closeboard panels are 6ft wide, with seven heights from 3ft to 6ft and top capping included. Use the closeboard category for the full construction and fitting details.

Example: a private seating area
A solid panel can screen a patio from neighbouring gardens. Choose the finished height for the view you want to screen.

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Close-up of a wooden fence with vertical timber planks and horizontal support rails and full frame
Product example: 6FT x 6FT Framed Closeboard Fence Panel – Pressure Treated Brown.
Easy fixing to wooden posts

Framed closeboard panels

Our framed closeboard panels are designed to make screwing panels to wooden fence posts easier. The full timber perimeter frame provides solid fixing points for the screws, while overlapping vertical featheredge boards create a solid privacy screen.

Heavy-duty 75 × 32mm rails. We use the same support rails as our standard closeboard panels, giving a larger timber section than 50 × 32mm rails.

Example: a new fence on wooden posts
Check the panel dimensions against your post spacing, then choose suitable exterior screws for fixing the frame to the posts.

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6ft x 6ft lap fence panel front view
Product example: 6FT x 6FT Lap Fence Panel – Treated Brown.
For a traditional horizontal pattern

Lap fence panels

Our dip-treated brown lap panels are our most cost-effective privacy fencing option. Their overlapping horizontal boards create a solid screen with a traditional garden fence appearance. Choose from seven heights between 3ft and 6ft, and compare the board pattern with your existing fence when replacing individual bays.

Example: replacing an existing lap panel
Match the horizontal board pattern, then measure the opening and check the new panel’s fixing method.

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6ft x 4ft picket fence panel front view
Product example: 6FT x 4FT Picket Fence Panel – Pointed Top – Pressure Treated Brown.
For an open boundary

Picket fence panels

Spaced vertical pales let light and views through. Choose pointed or round tops, with 2ft, 3ft and 4ft heights available. Picket suits front gardens and boundaries where you want an open appearance.

Example: a front lawn beside a path
Spaced pales define the boundary while keeping planting visible. Choose a solid panel if you want privacy.

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Three checks before you order

01 / SIZE

Measure the finished height

Panel height excludes the gravel board. A 5ft 6in panel above a 6in gravel board gives approximately 6ft overall.

02 / FIT

Match the posts and panels

Measure existing openings and check the fixing method. Panel width is not post-centre spacing. On slopes, rigid panels are normally stepped in level bays.

Looking for a continuous fence that follows the slope? Try our closeboard fencing materials.

03 / QUANTITY

Plan the whole run

A straight freestanding run normally needs one more post than panels. Allow for corners, ends and gates.

Plan your materials

Find compatible posts, gravel boards and post mix. Check delivery coverage, charges and access requirements, or arrange collection from our Norfolk yard.

Fence Panels – Frequently Asked Questions

1. Which fence panels should I choose for privacy?
Choose closeboard, framed closeboard or lap for a solid boarded face. Check the finished height against the view you want to screen. Picket leaves views through the gaps.
2. What's the difference between closeboard, framed closeboard and lap panels?
Closeboard uses vertical featheredge boards; lap uses horizontal boards. Framed closeboard adds a full perimeter frame and is designed for timber posts. Match the appearance, dimensions and fixing method when replacing part of a fence.
3. Can I use my existing fence posts?
Possibly, if they are sound, stable and correctly aligned. Check the opening, panel dimensions and fixing method. Our framed closeboard range is designed for timber posts; do not assume every style fits slotted concrete posts.
4. Does the panel height include a gravel board?
No. Add the gravel board when planning your finished height: a 5ft 6in panel above a 6in gravel board gives approximately 6ft overall. Check the product dimensions and your ground levels.
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