1.80m x 125mm Feather Edge Board – Pressure Treated Brown

Full Description1.80m x 125mm Feather Edge Board – Pressure Treated Brown This 1.80m x 125mm pressure treated brown feather edge board is ideal for creating full-height privacy fencing. Its length makes it well suited to rear garden boundaries or areas needing maximum coverage and security. Treated to UC4 standards for ground contact, this board offers long-term durability even in wet or exposed conditions. Cut using the 2EX method, the board starts as a 22mm thick timber length and is diagonally split into two tapered feather edge boards. Each finished board tapers from approximately 15mm thick to 5mm, delivering excellent strength, overlap, and water run-off. Pairing with a 150mm gravel board results in a finished fence height of around 1.95m, a common height for residential fencing requiring privacy and protection. Traditional Timber System Install with wooden fence posts, cant rails, and timber gravel boards for a reliable, attractive fencing solution. For improved lifespan, add Post Saver Sleeves to protect the base of each timber post — a cost-effective middle ground between traditional and concrete setups. Heavy-Duty Concrete System For ultimate strength and minimal maintenance, use concrete recessed posts and concrete gravel boards. This upgrade ensures your fence can withstand harsh weather and soil contact for years to come. Specifications Size: 1.80m (length) x 125mm (width) Thickness: ~15mm to 5mm tapered (originally 22mm before cutting) Profile: 2EX feather edge board Treatment: Pressure treated brown (UC4) Use: Tall privacy fencing and strong rear boundary construction Materials Related to “Feather Edge Board” Cant Rails – Secure and support feather edge boards. Wooden Fence Posts – Ideal for traditional installations. Gravel Boards – Adds height and protects board ends from rot. Featheredge Boards – Other sizes and colours to match. Postcrete – Fast-acting concrete mix for easy post installation. Post Saver Sleeves – Extend the life of timber posts in the ground. How do you install feather edge fencing? Installing Closeboard Fencing – Beginner’s GuideLearn how to achieve a sturdy, weather-resistant finish with our step-by-step installation guide, including post spacing, overlap rules, and drainage tips.