Pressure Treated Slatted Panels
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Frame a garden boundary with pressure-treated slatted panels, using a narrow profile for a regular horizontal pattern.
These panels use 44mm x 17mm planed slats with eased edges.
Pressure Treated Slatted Panels
Frame a garden boundary with pressure-treated slatted panels, using a narrow profile for a regular horizontal pattern.
Design and specification
These panels use 44mm x 17mm planed slats with eased edges. Choose a 6mm or 12mm gap and a listed width and height. Panels measuring 900mm high or more arrive in modular sections for stacking during installation.
Available options
- Height: 600mm; 900mm; 1200mm; 1500mm; 1800mm; 2100mm.
- Gap: 6mm; 12mm.
- Width: 1800mm; 2100mm.
- Finish: Charcoal Colour Wash; Pressure Treated Green.
Choosing and planning
A narrower gap gives a denser screen; neither option is a solid privacy panel. Plan posts and fixings before ordering and check the selected panel dimensions.
Compare our timber fencing or contact Guilty Living to discuss your project.
| Finish | Charcoal Colour Wash, Pressure Treated Green |
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