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Trellis fence panel

Trellis Fence Panel

  • Wind Tolerance: Very Good
  • Privacy: Poor
  • Cost: £15-40
  • Strength: Fair 
  • Longevity: 10-20 Year 
  • Description: Vertical and horizontal criss cross design with pressure treated 100mm spaced wooden batons. 
Contemporary fence panels

Contemporary Fence Panels

  • Wind Tolerance: Very Good
  • Privacy: Fair
  • Cost: £1
  • Strength: 
  • Longevity: 10-20 Year
  • Description: Framed garden fence panel with planed smooth horizontal batons closely spaced for more privousy as a decorative fencing design.
Decorative fence panels

Decorative Fence panels

  • Wind Tolerance: Fair 
  • Privacy: Medium – Good
  • Cost: £45-65
  • Strength: Fair
  • Longevity: 15-20 Years
  • Description: Thin slats with a small dividing baton between each layer of boards to allow for wind tollerance.
Picket fence panel

Picket Fence Panel

  • Wind Tolerance: Good
  • Privacy: Low-Fair
  • Cost: £30-60
  • Strength: Medium
  • Longevity: 20-30 Years
  • Description: Vertical Picket Palins evenly spaced which allows wind to pass through easily. This palin fence style is available in flat top, pointed or rounded top.
  • Is a countryside fencing most commonly associated as a front garden boundary with a board width of 3” or 75mm space between each palling and fixed securely to the rails.
Hit and Miss fence panel

Hit and Miss privacy fence panel

  • Wind Tolerance: Good
  • Privacy: Very Good
  • Cost: £50-75
  • Strength: Strong
  • Longevity: 25-35 Years
  • Description: series of closely spaced boards with the opposing side boards covering each board divide. This allows strength, privacy & excellent wind tollerance.   
Woven fence panels

Woven Fence Panels

  • Wind Tolerance: Good
  • Privacy: Good
  • Cost: £
  • Strength: Fair
  • Longevity: 10-20 Year
  • Description: Narrow slates woven between vertical batons giving a decorative softening look, set within a wooden frame and is pressure treated for durability.
feather edge fence panel

Feather Edge Fence Panel

  • Wind Tolerance: Very Poor.
  • Privacy: Very Good
  • Cost: £35-50
  • Strength: Very Good
  • Longevity: 25-35 Year 
  • Description:Feather edge boards should overlap by 25 millimetres of the next paling board and be securely fixed with Stainless Steel nails to a fence rail not less than 60mm x 35mm x 1800mm.  
  • Info: Another name for Feather Edge Fence panels is mistakenly called Closeboard. The description is often within the name. A Closeboard Fence is a series of boards fixed close to the next board, where as a Feather Edge Fence panel are tappered boards overlapping the next board. Close boards are either butted up to the next board or there is a slight space to allow air flow. 
Close board fence panel

Close Board Fence Panel

  • Wind Tolerance: Good
  • Privacy: Fair-Good
  • Cost: £50-75
  • Strength: Very Good
  • Longevity: 25-35 Years
  • Description: Pallisade boards butted together or a small divide and nailed to the rails with stainless steel nails. These boards are 22mm thick and a 100mm wide.
Lap panels

Lap Panels:

  • Wind Tolerance: Poor
  • Privacy: Very Good 
  • Cost: £30-40
  • Strength: Low-Medium
  • Longevity: 10-20 Years
  • Description: The cheapest wooden fence panel with good privacy.
  • Lap panels have very thin palling boards which are fixed horizontally and need five fixing points over the 1.83 metre width which reduces warping of the boards during weathering conditions.
Halve log fence panel

Halve Log Fence Panel

  • Wind Tolerance: Good
  • Privacy: Fair-Good
  • Cost: £
  • Strength: Very Strong
  • Longevity: 35-45 years
  • Description: Machined rounded palins halved, pressure treated and spaced to personal prefference of privacy
Venetian fence panels

Venetian Fence Panel

  • Wind Tolerance: Good
  • Privacy: Good
  • Cost: £50-75
  • Strength: Good
  • Longevity: 20-25 Years
  • Description:
Fence panel bracket

How do you fix a fence panel to a post?

  • Framed panels can be fixed to the posts by just using stainless steel screws or galvanised nails on both sides of the panel if the frame is thick enough but a U bracket gives the most secure fix.
  • U Brackets are best fixed to a post using 30mm two Stainless Steel Screws which will give a secure long lasting and rust resistant secure fix.
  • Two 25mm Stainless Steel screws for fixing the panel to the bracket will securerly hold a fence panel in place
  • Costs around £0.40 each
  • Normally made from Galvanised Steel but best made from Stainless Steel.
  • Strength: Very Good
  • Longevity: 20+ Years
  • Description: U brackets are formed from galvanised folded steel which has a 4 micron coating. The coating helps to protect the steel from rusting but inevitably will rust eventually.
Which fence panels are best

Which fence panels are best?

  • Ultimately the best panels will have stainless steel nails which are rust resistant and will fix each paling board securely in place for best longevity of the fence panel.
  • The best fence panels will have strong rails with a pitch/slope on the top of each horizontal rail which aids water dispersal. This reduces water saturation of the wooden rails & increase the fence longevity, slowing down the wet rotting process.
  • Panels need to suit the environmental needs and wants of the customer combining privacy, wind tolerance, cost, guarantee, strength, durability and style.
  • The best wooden fence panels are pressure treated so the preservatives are forced into the wood grain under extreme pressure. Dip treated fence panels barely absorbs the preservatives into the wood grain and is really only a surface application.
Which fence panels are cheapest

Which fence panels are cheapest?

  • The Cheapest Fence panels are picket panels & Lap panels.
  • Post and straining wire is the cheapest form of fencing.
Types of fence panels

Which type of fence panels are best

  • How to choose a garden fence depends on the fence location, budget and fencing requirements which affect the garden.
  • Wind Tollerance: Which type of fence panels are best and wind tollerant?
  • Privacy: Do you require a privacy fence when you sit in your garden?
  • Cost: Which fence panel is cheapest? Which garden fence panels are affordable?
  • Strength: Which fence panels are strongest?
  • Longevity: Which fence panels last the longest?
  • Ultimately it is what supports the garden fence panels which is the decision which needs priority and will I need to make repairs in 5+ years.   
Fence Panel Sizes

What width are fence panels?

  • There are two width sizes of standard fence panels which are 1.8 metre and 1.828 metre wide and are readily available from most good suppliers. Nails need to be stainless steel & the wood used is pressure treated. 
  • The 1.8 metre wide fence panels are classed as continental panels as they are normally made in mainland Europe.
  • The 1.828 metre wide panels (6 feet wide), are made in the UK.
How-Which-Fence-Ipswich

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Established in 2002 as M.A.C.C.S Landscapes & experimenting with materials for 10 years to find the best practises & materials to understand why some concrete & many wooden posts fail a 15 year warranty if it has a guarantee. Understanding a product gives the customer the best service which is why we dissect structural materials and supply the findings for people to make informed decisions.


 
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