Pressure Treated Fence Panels

Our pine pressure treated fence panels offer a practical and cost-effective solution for enhancing the security and aesthetic appeal of your property. These panels are designed to withstand the elements, providing a long-lasting and reliable boundary that complements a wide range of outdoor spaces.

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Pine Fencing Options

Our slatted pine fence panels are an excellent solution for anyone looking for a stylish, durable, and affordable fence for their UK property. We use 44mm, 94mm, and interlocking pine slats to create these panels, which can be stained or painted to match your style.

We offer a range of standard sizes, or you can request a bespoke design for a more personalised look. We have various heights available, ranging from 300mm to 2100mm, and widths of 1800mm and 2100mm.

Pressure-Treated Pine

Pressure-treated pine starts with a greenish tint but matures to warm honey blond and eventually to a lovely silvery grey. Its natural evolution of colour adds a rustic charm to any outdoor space. The pressure treatment process enhances the wood’s durability and appearance over time.

Our pressure-treated fence panels are incredibly durable and resistant to weather damage, bacteria, insect infestation, and rotting. We use a treatment process that involves placing the wood inside a vacuum cylinder to extract air before flooding it with protective preservatives.

This process ensures that all panels, gates, and furniture can last between 15 to 20 years with regular maintenance. The panels are easy to use and customise, allowing you to stain, paint and size to match your style preferences.

Slatted Fencing Designs

The narrow slat panels are constructed with 44mm x 17mm slats spaced at 6mm gaps, which allow light to filter through, creating a contemporary look. The slats have a premium finish with rounded corners, perfect for a modern and sophisticated fencing solution.

The wide board slats measure 94mm x 17mm, offering customers increased privacy and a robust structure. The premium finish of the wide slats ensures a sleek and seamless appearance for a more enclosed outdoor space.

The interlocking cladding slats, measuring 61mm x 17mm, lock together to present a 44mm face with a 5mm shadow gap. This innovative design provides a slatted appearance without visible gaps, offering complete privacy while maintaining the aesthetic of a slatted fence.

The double-sided panels are made by layering slats on both sides to mimic the narrow slatted look. This design ensures privacy and a consistent appearance from all angles, making it an ideal choice for shared boundaries.

Pine Panel Sizes

Our pressure-treated pine fence panels are available in various sizes to suit various applications, with heights from 300mm to 2100mm and widths from 1800mm to 2100mm. The modular design of our panels simplifies the installation process, especially for taller options.

For instance, an 1800mm x 1800mm panel is divided into two 900mm sections, while a 2100mm x 1800mm panel is delivered in three sections: two 900mm high sections and one 300mm high section. This modular design is perfect for people without DIY experience, as it allows for straightforward installation.

Our pine fence panels are perfect for those who want an affordable, durable and long-lasting fencing option. For questions about sizing, please contact one of our team members today.

Sustainably Sourced Timbers

We are proud to follow the guidelines of the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) and the Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC) as part of our commitment to sustainability. Each of the timbers within our collection is sourced from organisations that adhere to these standards, ensuring that they are both ethically and sustainably harvested.

By choosing our FSC and PEFC-certified timbers, customers can be confident that they are investing in responsibly sourced and environmentally friendly products. These certifications guarantee that the forests are managed in a way that promotes biodiversity, supports local communities, and ensures the long-term health of the forest ecosystem.

Pine Fence Panel FAQs

Please find a range of common questions regarding our pressure-treated pine collection. Should you have any other questions, please contact our team directly at 01254 449 128.

What is the lifespan of pressure-treated pine?

If left untreated, pressure-treated pine can last 15 to 20 years, thanks to an impressive resistance to rot, decay, and insects.
However, with regular maintenance and treatments, customers can expect the timber to last up to 30 years or more.

Is the pine timber sustainably sourced?

Yes! Pine is a renewable timber recognised for its sustainability. Pine grows quickly, making it an eco-friendly choice for timber products. Sustainable wood practices involve managing forests to prevent damage and ensure the long-term health of the ecosystem. By choosing our pine fence panels, you get a durable and visually appealing product that supports sustainable forestry practices that prioritise environmental conservation and responsible sourcing.

Can pressure-treated pine be painted?

If you’re planning to paint pine there are several key steps you should follow to ensure a professional and durable finish.

  1. Clean the fence to remove any dirt, dust, and debris with a stiff bristle brush.
  2. You should lightly sand the fence to remove any rough spots or peel the paint to help the new paint adhere better to the wood surface.
  3. You should apply a primer, especially if the pine slats are untreated or if you’re changing the colour drastically.

A primer helps cover any stains and enhances the paint’s durability. After applying the primer, you can use a paintbrush, roller, or sprayer to apply the paint.
Start from the top and work your way down to ensure all surfaces are evenly covered. Before starting your painting project, it’s important to check the weather forecast to avoid painting on rainy days, which can ruin fresh paint.
Also, avoid painting on extremely windy days to prevent paint from drifting. Depending on the paint type and the initial coat’s coverage, a second coat may be necessary for a uniform and professional finish.

How do the pine panels arrive?

The pine panels that are 900mm high and above will arrive in modular sections. This modular design means each section can be easily stacked on top of the other to reach the desired height, simplifying the installation process.