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Fence Panels

Our timber fence panels cover privacy boundaries, decorative garden divisions and replacement fence runs. Compare traditional lap, lattice-top and slatted designs, with dip-treated and pressure-treated finishes available.

Measure the finished gap between posts before choosing a panel. Do not assume every nominal six-foot panel has the same finished width. Check the dimensions diagram and available matching extras on each product page.

Panel Sizes Dimensions shown per product
Timber Options Dip or pressure treated
Matching Extras Posts and additional panels
UK Delivery Supplier-booked delivery

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About our timber fence panels

This collection contains eight Rowlinson fence panel packs. Each product includes three matching panels, which is the minimum order quantity. Extra panels and matching posts are available on the product page. The range starts with traditional waney-edge lap fencing. Decorative options include lattice infill, curved tops, horizontal slats and open-bar detailing.

The traditional lap panels measure 1830mm wide by 1830mm high. Grosvenor and Halkin panels use 40mm framing and measure 1800mm wide. Their height options are 1200mm, 1500mm and 1800mm. The Langham panel has a 70mm by 40mm frame and stands 1800mm high. Visit metal fencing for powder-coated alternatives, or garden gates for a matching entrance.

Why we chose this range

"Panel width matters more than the familiar six-foot label. Check whether the product is 1800mm or 1830mm before setting posts. I favour pressure-treated timber where the fence will face damp planting or limited airflow."

Matt W, Fencing Stores

Compare the panel styles

StyleBest suited toConstructionAvailable heights
Traditional lapPrivate boundaries and straightforward replacement runsWaney-edge boards1830mm
Grosvenor - Matt's pickPrivacy with a softer decorative top40mm frame, lattice infill and curved top1200mm, 1500mm and 1800mm
HalkinDecorative boundaries with a level top line40mm frame with lattice infill1200mm and 1500mm
LanghamContemporary horizontal screening70mm by 40mm frame with open-bar detail1800mm

Measuring tip: Measure every bay separately. Older posts are often neither square nor evenly spaced.

Matt's fitting tip: set posts from the actual panel

Use the panel width and post thickness when marking centres. Include the required fixing clearance. Do not rely on nominal six-foot dimensions.

Timber treatment and maintenance

Dip treatment colours the surface and provides initial protection. Keep dipped panels clear of soil and renew a suitable exterior treatment as required. Pressure treatment penetrates deeper into the timber and protects against rot and insect attack. Natural timber will still weather in sunlight. Check fixings, post bases and damaged end grain during an annual inspection.

Frequently asked questions

How many fence panels are included?

Every timber product includes three matching panels. Choose extra matching panels from the options on its product page.

Are the fence panels exactly six feet wide?

No, widths differ between 1800mm and 1830mm. Check the product diagram before placing posts or ordering replacement panels.

Which fence panel treatment should I choose?

Pressure treatment suits long-term outdoor exposure with less frequent retreatment. Dip-treated panels need suitable ongoing surface care.

What panel height gives more privacy?

An 1800mm panel provides the greatest screening in this range. Check local planning rules before increasing boundary height.

Can I order matching fence posts?

Yes, matching posts are available on each timber panel page. Select the quantity needed for your planned run.