Crestala palisade fence panel with pointed tops.

Crestala Palisade fence panel with round tops.

Crestala palisade fence panel with flat tops.

Crestala Fencing Centre

Palisade Fence Panel

Crestala Palisade Round, Pointed, or Flat Top Palisade Fence Panels are very popular for garden boundary fencing, mainly where a solid fence is not necessary. These ready-assembled panels produce a lighter-weight version of our standard Picket/Palisade fencing, which is supplied in kit form.
Palisade fence panels are also used to separate parts of the garden, such as the veggie patch, from children and pets.
Our Palisade Panels are 1.83m (6') wide and Made to Order.

Matching Palisade gates made to match the panel height are also available in standard widths or made to measure. All the necessary gate fittings and catches can be supplied.

Our Palisade Panels are custom-made and bespoke; therefore, we cannot offer refunds or exchanges.

Height: 0.6m (23 1/2") 0.6m (23 1/2") 0.90m (35 1/2") 1.20m (47 1/4") 1.5m (59")

Palisade top: Pointed Pointed Round Flat

Product variants

£29.24

Tax included.

Pickup available at Crestala Fencing Centre

Key Features

Made to order
Pressure-treated timber

Anticipated Lead Time

Made to order - Lead times may vary, but they are usually only a few days. However, during busy periods, this may be extended. If time is essential, please contact our Sales Team before ordering.

Product Specifications

Materials:

Treated softwood

How to Use

Palisade panels are usually screwed onto the back of 75mm x 75mm wooden posts using 75mm external woodscrews. The posts are normally set at 1.83m (6') centres and have a top to match the palisades.

Recommended Aftercare

Our Palisade fence panel timber is all pressure-treated with preservatives for longevity.
Once the timber has dried, (Usually takes several months) it can be stained or painted to produce the traditional cottage-style fence. Paint should be water-based, microporous, and of external quality. Dark colours should be avoided, as they attract heat, which may cause additional movement in the timber.

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