Snowdon Timber Pressure Treated Fence Panel - 1.8M x 1.2M

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The Snowdon Timber Pressure Treated Fence Panel is an ideal solution for homeowners and landscapers looking for a robust, long-lasting boundary for gardens, pathways, or property perimeters. Measuring 1800mm by 1220mm with a substantial 40mm thickness, it offers superior structural rigidity to withstand challenging British weather conditions, though its solid construction requires two people for safe lifting and installation.
| Model Part Number | 1422067 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Snowdon Timber Products Ltd |
No, the panels are factory-treated and do not require immediate sealing. You can apply a wood stain later if you wish to change the color.
Yes, but you must treat any raw, cut edges with an appropriate wood preservative to ensure continued resistance to rot.
Due to the 40mm thickness and size, we recommend at least two people to handle and secure the panels safely.
Yes, the 40mm thickness provides high structural rigidity, making them a more stable choice for windy environments than thinner panels.
These panels are 1220mm (approximately 4 feet) in height.
Check that the mounting brackets are tightened and verify the posts are still vertical.
This is a normal result of the pressure-treatment process and will weather out over time.
Installation requires standard fence posts, concrete, and appropriate screws or brackets compatible with treated timber. Given the weight of the panels, ensure your posts are securely set in concrete at least 450mm deep to prevent shifting over time.
Care instructions include periodically inspecting for loose hardware and checking post stability after extreme weather events. While the pressure treatment is highly effective, if you choose to cut the panels to fit a specific length, you must apply a wood preservative to the exposed cut edges to maintain the rot-resistant barrier.