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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.

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.

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Height

Post Type

Post Type

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Panel Type

Panel Type

Trellis panel type

Trellis panel type

Fence Panel Buying Guide

Match the panel style, dimensions and supporting posts to your garden before you order.

Choose Privacy or an Open Boundary

For a solid garden boundary: closeboard uses overlapping vertical featheredge boards, while lap panels use overlapping horizontal boards.

For a framed finish: framed closeboard panels have a full timber perimeter frame and are designed for timber posts.

For a curved top: explore Omega closeboard panels.

For light and visibility: picket panels have spaced pales, with pointed or round-top options for front gardens and open boundaries.

Measure Height, Width and Spacing

Check the product dimensions. Heights range from 2ft to 6ft across the collection, but each style has its own available sizes. Measure existing openings before choosing replacement panels.

Allow for gravel boards. A 5ft 6in panel above a 6in gravel board gives approximately 6ft overall. Check the finished height from ground level, including any gravel board.

Allow for your post system. Panel width is not the same as post centre spacing. Post dimensions and the way the panel is fixed also need to be allowed for.

On sloping ground: plan to step rigid panels in level bays, and check shaped-top panel dimensions on the individual product page.

Match Your Posts and Materials

Choose the panel and post system together. Check the panel specification and actual fit before using existing posts or ordering new ones; not every panel style suits the same fixing method.

For a straight freestanding run, you normally need one more post than panels. Allow for additional corners, ends and gate openings.

Use our fence panel calculator to help plan your quantities, then check the components suit your layout.

Delivery and Collection

Our local delivery service covers Norfolk, Suffolk and selected surrounding postcode areas. Availability, charges and free-delivery thresholds depend on your postcode and order value.

View delivery coverage and charges

Deliveries are made on a kerbside basis, unless agreed otherwise in writing. Check the delivery page for access requirements before ordering.

Collection is available by appointment from our Norfolk yard.

Need help choosing panels or arranging collection? Contact CE Clarke Fencing.

Fence Panels – Frequently Asked Questions

1. What's the difference between closeboard and lap panels?
Closeboard panels use overlapping vertical featheredge boards fixed to horizontal supporting rails. Lap panels use overlapping horizontal boards. Both create a solid garden boundary, with a different board pattern and construction. Framed closeboard panels add a full timber perimeter frame. Compare each product’s specification and price to choose the right option for your fence.
2. Can I use my existing fence posts?
You may be able to reuse posts if they are stable, correctly aligned and in sound condition. Measure the opening and check that the new panel’s dimensions and fixing method suit the posts. Inspect timber posts for rot and movement. Framed closeboard panels in our range are designed for timber posts, so do not assume every panel will fit an existing slotted concrete system.
3. Does the panel height include a gravel board?
The panel height is the height of the panel itself. Allow separately for a gravel board underneath when planning the finished fence height. For example, a 5ft 6in panel above a 6in gravel board gives approximately 6ft overall. For a shaped-top panel, check the dimensions on its product page before ordering.
4. Are your fence panels treated?
Yes, our timber fence panels are treated for outdoor use. The treatment varies by range: closeboard, framed closeboard and picket panels are pressure treated, while lap panels are dip treated. Check the individual product specification for details. Before applying an exterior paint or stain, allow the timber to dry sufficiently and follow the finish manufacturer’s preparation and recoating guidance.
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