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6ft x 5ft Fence Panels

Garden Fence Panels Delivered throughout Norfolk and the East of England

At CE Clarke Fencing, we supply high-quality garden fence panels suitable for boundaries, driveways, and residential gardens. Our range includes strong, practical, and decorative fencing options available for fast local delivery or collection. We stock a wide selection of timber fence panels, including closeboard fence panels for privacy, lap fence panels for cost-effective fencing, and decorative styles designed to enhance garden spaces. All panels are pressure treated for durability and long-term outdoor use. With our own delivery service covering Norfolk and surrounding areas, we make it easy to order the right fencing for your project, whether you’re replacing a single panel or fencing an entire garden.

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Fence panels are a practical and widely used solution for defining garden boundaries, improving privacy, and adding structure to outdoor spaces. At CE Clarke Fencing, our panels are supplied as part of a complete fencing system, helping ensure correct post spacing, tidy alignment, and reliable long-term performance. Whether you are replacing a single damaged panel or fencing an entire garden, choosing the right panel type will influence how the fence looks, how long it lasts, and how it performs over time.

Types of fence panels

There are several common styles of garden fence panels, each suited to different applications. Overlap and lap panels are a popular budget-friendly option for general boundary fencing. Closeboard and featheredge panels provide higher levels of privacy and a more solid feel, making them well suited to rear gardens and shared boundaries. Decorative panels are often used where appearance is a priority, such as front gardens, patios, or seating areas.

Panel construction, board thickness, and rail strength all play a part in overall durability, particularly in exposed or windy locations. If you are unsure what will last best in your garden, we can recommend a panel type based on the layout, ground conditions, and how sheltered the fence line is.

Fence panel heights and layout

Fence panels are available in a range of heights, from low boundary fencing to full-height privacy panels. Taller panels help block sightlines and reduce noise, while shorter panels can keep gardens feeling open and allow more light through. Most panels are manufactured to suit standard post spacing, which makes planning and installation straightforward.

On sloping ground, panels can be stepped or used in conjunction with gravel boards to maintain a clean and consistent finish along the fence line. This approach also helps keep timber panels away from ground contact where moisture can shorten their lifespan.

Installing fence panels

A long-lasting fence starts with correctly installed posts. Fence posts should be set straight, level, and securely anchored before any panels are fitted. Using gravel boards at the base of the fence helps protect panels from ground moisture and extends their service life, particularly in damp or poorly draining gardens.

Panels can be fixed to timber posts using brackets or slotted into concrete posts, depending on the fencing system chosen. Careful alignment during installation helps prevent movement, rattling, and uneven fence lines, especially where fences are exposed to stronger winds.

Fence panels supplied locally

We supply garden fence panels for delivery throughout Norfolk and surrounding parts of East Anglia, with collection available by appointment. Ordering locally helps ensure panels arrive in good condition and are suited to typical ground and weather conditions in the area.

Our range of fence panels is suitable for both homeowners and trade customers, whether you are carrying out a small repair or a full garden fencing project. If you need help working out quantities, post spacing, or the right components to match your panels, contact us for straightforward advice.

Why Choose CE Clarke Fencing

CE Clarke Fencing is a specialist fence panel manufacturer and supplier, as well as an established fencing contractor serving homeowners, builders, and trade customers across Norfolk and the surrounding areas. With decades of hands-on experience, we supply and install fencing that is built to last, using quality timber products made to consistent sizes for reliable results on site.

We supply complete fencing systems that work together properly, including panels, posts, gravel boards, trellis, and gates, whether you are planning a full installation or simply replacing a few sections. Collection is available by appointment, with local delivery throughout Norfolk and nearby parts of East Anglia.

Customers choose us for straightforward advice, dependable workmanship, and materials that arrive ready to fit without issues. We are trusted by local homeowners and also support trade and site work where consistent sizing and repeatable results matter.

Fence Panels – Frequently Asked Questions

1. What’s the difference between closeboard and lap panels?
Our Closeboard Fence Panels and Framed Closeboard Fence Panels are built with vertical overlapping boards fixed to horizontal rails, creating a strong, heavy-duty fence ideal for privacy and durability. Lap panels, also known as waney lap, feature horizontal slats that overlap and are secured with five vertical battens on each side. While lap panels are more budget-friendly, closeboard panels offer greater strength, a longer lifespan, and better resistance to wind and wear..
2. Can I install new fence panels with existing posts?
Yes, you can reuse existing fence posts as long as they’re structurally sound and properly aligned. This is especially straightforward with slotted concrete posts, which are designed to hold standard-sized panels securely in place. If the posts are timber, check for signs of rot or movement before fitting new panels. Reusing good posts can save time and money, but always ensure they’re stable enough to support the new fencing long term.
3. Do I need planning permission to install fence panels?
In the UK it can be required if the fence will be over 2m high, or over 1m high next to a highway/road. As a rule of thumb, a 6ft (1.83m) panel plus a 12″ gravel board can take you over 2m, so it’s worth checking with your local council before installing.
4. Are your panels treated?
Yes, all our Garden Fence Panels are Treated for protection against rot and fungal decay. Lap panels are dip-treated, offering reliable surface protection and excellent value. In our experience, this method is better suited to lap panels, which are made from thinner, overlapping slats. We’ve found that deep-pressure treatment can sometimes lead to excess moisture in the timber, which increases the risk of warping as it dries—especially in lap construction – nobody likes gaps opening up in their panels. Closeboard panels are pressure-treated, providing deeper preservative penetration and a longer maintenance interval. They’re ideal for customers looking for added durability and a more traditional, heavy-duty panel. The timber used in closeboard panels is generally thicker and more stable, meaning it’s far less prone to warping during the drying process after treatment—making pressure treatment a natural fit for this style.
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