Arranwood Feather Edge Timber Fence Slats - Brown

Name: Arranwood Feather Edge Timber Fence Slats - Brown
Brand: Arranwood
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These 300 mm / 30 cm / 12" lengths are ideal for use as border trims, fascia panels, or finishing ...

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This guide is for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts looking to build or repair fences, garden features, and outdoor structures using Arranwood Feather Edge Fencing Boards. The key benefit is a durable and aesthetically pleasing fencing solution thanks to the pressure-treated, feather-edge design. However, keep in mind that these boards are sold in packs of 10 and in 30cm lengths, which may require careful planning for larger projects.

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Colour	Brown
Brand	Arranwood

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FAQs

What is the length of each board?

Each board is 30 cm (300 mm / 12") long.

Are these boards pressure-treated?

Yes, they are pressure-treated to resist rot, decay, and insect damage.

What are these boards suitable for?

They are suitable for border trims, fascia panels, finishing elements on sheds, planters, garden features, and small fencing builds.

What type of nails should I use?

Use galvanised nails to prevent rust and ensure the longevity of the fence.

How do I maintain the boards?

Inspect regularly, clean with mild soap and water, and consider applying a wood sealant for added protection.

Can I use these boards for a large fencing project?

While possible, the 30 cm length requires careful planning and may be time-consuming for large projects.

Where are these boards manufactured from?

Premium softwood timber from sustainable resources

Troubleshooting

Boards are rotting.

Ensure proper drainage around the boards and check for any ground contact. If the damage is extensive, replace the affected boards.

Boards are splitting or cracking.

Ensure you are using the correct nail size and not over-nailing the boards. Pre-drilling holes can also help prevent splitting. If cracks are extensive, replace the affected boards.

Boards are not aligning properly.

Double-check measurements and ensure posts are level and properly spaced. Ensure boards are overlapping correctly to achieve a neat finish.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Durable due to pressure treatment.
Aesthetically pleasing feather-edge design.
Compact size offers flexibility for various projects.
Made from sustainable resources.
Easy to install with the right fixings.
Brown color blends naturally with outdoor environments.

Cons

Requires careful measurement and planning due to 30 cm length.
Sold in packs of 10, which may lead to excess material for small projects.
Requires galvanised nails for fixing.
May not be suitable for large-scale fencing projects without significant planning.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Preparation: Measure and plan your project, accounting for the 30 cm board lengths and overlap. Ensure you have all necessary tools and materials, including galvanised nails.
Installation:

Attach the boards to posts, overlapping the feather edges to create a weather-resistant barrier.
Use galvanised nails to prevent rust and ensure longevity.
Ensure proper spacing and alignment for a professional finish.

Compatibility: Compatible with various fencing posts and structures. Ensure the supporting structure is sturdy and suitable for outdoor use.
Care:

Inspect your fence regularly for any signs of damage or wear.
Clean the boards with a mild soap and water solution to remove dirt or debris.
Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners.
Consider applying a wood sealant to further protect the boards and extend their lifespan.