Forest Garden 6 x 6ft Vertical Tongue and Groove Fence Panel - Brown
This vertical fence panel is a contemporary and attractive solution for your garden. Built from 12...This vertical fence panel is a contemporary and attractive solution for your garden. Built from 12mm thick tongue-and-groove boards with a robust, interlocking design, housed in a quality rebated frame with mortise and tenon joints. Perfect for creating a private and secure boundary, this FSC-certified panel is crafted from smooth, pressure-treated timber, backed by a 15-year anti-rot guarantee. It measures 6 x 6ft.
Forest Garden Vertical Tongue and Groove Fence Panel: Vertical Fence Panel Available in 4 Sizes Interlocking Tongue and Groove Timber Robust Rebated Frame Mortice and Tenon Joints Pressure Treated Finish FSC Certified Timber 15 Year Anti Rot Warranty Minimum Order of 3 Panels Forest Garden Vertical Tongue and Groove Fence Panel: The Vertical Tongue and Groove Panel by Forest Garden is the perfect panel to use as a boundary or partition in your garden and comes with the choice of 4 heights. The Forest Garden Panel features interlocking vertical boards that are fixed in place by a rebated frame manufactured with mortice and tenon joints for a durable design. The Tongue and Groove Fence Panels have been pressure treated to prevent against wood rot and are made with FSC certified timber with a smooth planed finish.
The 6 x 6ft Vertical Tongue and Groove Fence Panel from Forest Garden is a high specification, vertical board panel featuring 12mm thick section interlocking tongue and groove boards housed in a quality rebated frame with mortise and tenon joints. This contemporary panel is ideal for garden boundaries or divides where privacy or security is required. The panel is manufactured from FSC-certified timber, which is smooth planed timber all-round and is pressure-treated to give a 15-year anti-rot guarantee. Please Note: Orders to the following postal codes may be subject to longer leads than advertised: BN1-BN3, BN5-BN18, BN20-BN27, BN41-BN45, BR8, CB1-CB4, CB6-CB8, CO1-CO16, CT1-CT21, EX1-EX24, EX31-EX39, GU6, GU28, IP1-IP33, ME1-ME20, NR1-NR35, PE14-PE30, PE38, PL1-PL29, RH6-RH20, TN1-TN40, TQ1-TQ14, TR1-TR20, TR26-TR27. Deliveries to mainland Scotland can take up to 10 working days more than the advertised lead-times.
Forest Garden 6x6ft Vertical Tongue and Groove Fence Panel - Brown - FSC Certified Timber - Pressure Treated - 15-Year GuaranteeFree delivery in 1–3 days£124.00Visit shop →
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This guide helps you understand and effectively use the Forest Garden 6 x 6ft Vertical Tongue and Groove Fence Panel. Ideal for homeowners seeking a private and secure garden boundary, this panel offers a robust and attractive solution. However, please note that delivery times may vary depending on your location. This guide covers key features, setup, care, and troubleshooting to help you make the most of your new fence panel.
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Colour
Brown
Brand
Forest Garden
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FAQs
What is the warranty on the fence panels?
The Forest Garden 6 x 6ft Vertical Tongue and Groove Fence Panel comes with a 15-year anti-rot guarantee.
Are these panels difficult to install?
Installation is relatively straightforward, but you may want to seek professional help if you're not experienced with fence installation.
What is the timber made from?
The panels are made from FSC-certified, pressure-treated timber.
What is the thickness of the panels?
The panels are made from 12mm thick tongue-and-groove boards.
Can I paint or stain these panels?
Yes, you can paint or stain the panels to customize their appearance, but ensure the wood is clean and dry before applying any treatment.
How often should I treat the panels with wood preserver?
It is recommended to treat the panels with a wood preserver every few years, depending on your local weather conditions, to maintain their appearance and extend their life.
Are the panels delivered ready to install?
Yes, the panels are delivered ready to install but will need to be fixed to posts.
Troubleshooting
Panel is unstable or wobbly after installation
Check the fence posts for stability. Ensure they are correctly installed and secured. Re-secure the panels to the posts, making sure all fixings are tight.
Rot or decay is visible on the panels
This is unlikely due to the pressure treatment and guarantee, but inspect panels regularly. Contact Forest Garden if rot is extensive as the panel may be faulty.
Difficult to fit panels into the posts
Ensure the posts are correctly spaced, and the panels are the correct size for the opening. Check for any obstructions or debris that might be hindering installation. Use a rubber mallet to gently tap the panels into place if necessary.
Panels appear discolored or weathered
This is normal over time. You can apply a wood stain or paint to restore the panels' appearance. Regularly treat with wood preserver.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable construction with interlocking design.
Pressure-treated timber offers long-lasting protection against rot.
Not suitable for areas with extreme weather conditions.
Can be more expensive than some other fence panel types.
Requires regular inspection and maintenance.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Prepare the area: Ensure the ground is level and clear of any obstructions.
Install posts: Set up the supporting fence posts, ensuring they are securely in the ground. The panels will be fitted in between the posts.
Attach the panels: Carefully slot the fence panels into the posts, securing them with appropriate fixings (screws or nails). Ensure the panels are level.
Check stability: Make sure the fence is stable and secure before completing the installation.
Compatibility:
Compatible with standard fence posts. Confirm your existing posts are in good condition.
May require additional fixings depending on the posts used.
Care:
Regular inspections: Check the fence panels annually for any signs of damage or wear.
Cleaning: Clean the panels with a soft brush and mild soapy water to remove dirt and debris. Avoid using harsh chemicals.
Maintenance: Treat the timber with a suitable wood preserver every few years to maintain its appearance and extend its life. This helps protect the pressure-treated finish.