6ft x 3ft (1.83 x 0.91m) Treated Overlap Panel
Product Code:
PAN_HDD_3D_U
6ft x 3ft (1.83 x 0.91m) Premier Overlap Panel, Pressure Treated
- Quality fence panel production from Cornwall
- Panel demand grew so production moved to Wales
- Traditional overlap timber product
- 6ft x 4ft panels , trellis option
- Other sizes 6ft x 6ft; 6ft x 5ft and finally 6ft x 3ft
- Panel design has up to 30% more raw material
- Panels are pressure treated for longevity
- FSC Certified timber
- 4’ Panel weighs in at approx. 30kg
HD Quality Overlap fence panels
Firstly, these lap fence panels are made in the Welsh borders by a well-established timber mill and manufacturer. They are robust panels and made to a sturdy specification, with pressure treated panel components. Competitively priced these panels use up to 30% more materials than other Suppliers.
Lap panels are typically 45mm thick and will accept a 46mm panel clip. The 6’ x 3’ panels normally weigh in at 33kg. depending on how wet the timber is.
Panel manufacture for over 25 years
Our Supplier has been making panels for over 25 years – they expanded in 2023 to a 10-acre dedicated manufacturing site. These are sizeable premises for this production and they utilise a mix of machinery and human supervision. The Panelmaster machines are backed up with hand-finishing for the products quality is checked during assembly.
Raw materials are normally sourced from within the manufacturer’s other timber processing plants. Sustainability is another consideration and they have committed to solar energy, electric forklifts and biomass timber.
Pressure treatment and Tanalith preservative
Because timber components for panels are supplied as unspecified softwood, they could be spruce, douglas fir or larch. Therefore, the panel colours can initially vary from pack to pack, even sometimes within packs. This colour variation generally tones down considerably after a few weeks. There may be traces of green on some timber slats, this is quite normal and normally occurs where knots or sap in the timber have a small residue of preservative.
If the colour difference is considered too great, even for only 1 season, the sawn boards can be stained, usually shades of brown, grey or green, Because of the absorbent nature of sawn timber you would be advised to use a stain that is formulated for sawn rather than planed timber. We supply a range of suitable Ronseal product which is available in several different shades. If you want a retro-fence then we stock dark, and light, Creosote stains as well.
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