Collection: Close Board Fencing

Welcome to our Close Board Fencing category at Build4Less, where we offer a diverse range of high-quality fencing solutions for your property. Our collection, primarily sourced from the reputable vendor Rowlinson, focuses on the practicality, durability, and aesthetic appeal of vertical board panels, available in various sizes and treatments.

Vertical Board Panel Fencing - Dip Treated & Pressure Treated

Our vertical board panel fences are a popular choice for both residential and commercial properties, thanks to their classic design and robust construction. Available in dip-treated and pressure-treated options, these panels provide long-lasting resistance against rot and fungal decay, ensuring your fence stands the test of time.

Dip Treated Panels

Dip-treated panels are an economical and effective choice for those looking for a balance between cost and durability. These panels are treated with a protective coating that helps resist moisture and insect damage. We offer these panels in various sizes, including 6ft x 5ft, 6ft x 4ft, and 6ft x 3ft, making them suitable for a range of fencing projects.

Pressure Treated Panels

For enhanced longevity and minimal maintenance, our pressure-treated panels are the way to go. These panels undergo a more intensive treatment process, where preservatives are forced deep into the wood fibres, providing a higher level of protection against the elements. Like the dip-treated panels, these too come in multiple sizes, including a versatile 6ft x 5ft option, ensuring you can find the perfect fit for your space.

Practical Uses and Selection Guide

Close board fencing is ideal for creating a secure and private boundary around your home or business. It's also great for sectioning different areas within your garden or property, like vegetable patches or play areas. When choosing the right panel, consider the following:

• Size and Scale: Match the panel size to the area you’re fencing. Larger panels offer more privacy and are ideal for boundary fencing, while smaller panels might be more suitable for decorative internal partitions.
• Treatment Type: Choose dip-treated panels for cost-effective, reliable protection, or opt for pressure-treated panels for enhanced durability and lower maintenance.
• Aesthetic Preference: Consider the overall look you want to achieve. Both treatments offer a natural wood finish, but pressure-treated wood typically has a longer-lasting colour and less susceptibility to fading.