6ft x 5ft Lap Fence Panel – Pressure Treated Brown

Full DescriptionThe 6ft x 5ft lap fence panel is one of the most popular choices for residential fencing. It offers a clean 5ft (1.52m) height while maintaining affordability, security, and a traditional aesthetic. Made from overlapping waney-edge boards and a fully framed structure with morticed joints, it’s a reliable panel for front, side, or rear garden boundaries. This panel is UC4 pressure treated brown, offering high resistance to fungal decay, moisture, and ground contact rot. Although gravel boards are optional, we recommend pairing this panel with either a concrete gravel board or timber gravel board to raise it above ground and help prolong its lifespan. Specifications Size: 6ft (1.83m) width x 5ft (1.52m) height Treatment: UC4 Pressure Treated Brown Board Style: Waney-edge lap boards Structure: Fully framed with morticed corners Recommended: Use with gravel board and brackets Compatible Closeboard Systems Heavy-Duty Concrete System. Slot the panel into concrete fence posts and place on top of a concrete gravel board for a robust, rot-resistant setup ideal for long-term use. Traditional Timber System. Fix between wooden fence posts using brackets. We recommend: Easy Use Panel Bracket – premium, easy-fit solution Panel Fixing Clips – Standard – cost-effective mounting optionUse 4 brackets per panel. Add Post Saver Sleeves for extra protection at the ground line. Materials related to Lap Fence Panel Concrete Fence Posts – Designed for lap panels, no fixings needed. Wooden Fence Posts – Traditional post option when using brackets. Concrete Gravel Boards – Elevate the panel and shield from damp. Wooden Gravel Boards – Pressure treated timber option to match timber fencing. Easy Use Panel Bracket – Best for fast, simple fitting. Panel Fixing Clips – Standard – Affordable panel fixing method. Post Saver Sleeves – Prevent post rot at ground level. Postcrete – Secure your fence posts with a fast-set mix. How do you install lap fence panels? Lap fence panels can be installed either with slotted concrete posts or fixed between wooden posts using 4 brackets per panel. For a complete guide covering both options, visit:How to Install Lap Fence Panels