2.4m x 150mm x 22mm Wooden Gravel Board – Pressure Treated Brown

Full Description2.4m x 150mm x 22mm Wooden Gravel Board – Pressure Treated Brown Pressure Treated Brown Gravel Board for Longer Fence Runs This 2.4m x 150mm x 22mm pressure treated brown gravel board is ideal for longer or custom-length fencing sections, helping create a strong and rot-resistant base for your closeboard fencing. Treated to UC4 standards, this sawn softwood board is built to last and serves as a key barrier against ground moisture and soil contact. Use this 2.4m length to reduce joints across fencing bays or cut down to your exact measurements on site. Gravel boards are a crucial part of timber fencing, raising featheredge boards away from the ground to reduce splashback and improve drainage. When combined with a 1.80m feather edge board, this gravel board brings your total fence height to approximately 1.95m. Specifications Size: 2.4m (length) x 150mm (height) x 22mm (thickness) Material: Softwood timber Treatment: Pressure treated brown (UC4) Use: Base board for traditional or hybrid fencing systems Finish: Sawn timber appearance Traditional Timber System Pair with wooden fence posts, cant rails, and featheredge boards to build a visually consistent and functional fence. Adding post saver sleeves offers additional protection for the posts at ground level. Heavy-Duty Concrete System This board can also be used alongside concrete recessed posts and concrete recessed gravel boards. Install it in front of the concrete board to maintain a timber appearance or use it standalone when full timber fencing is preferred. Fix with galvanised nails, timber screws, or bolts as required. Materials related to “Gravel Board” Featheredge Boards – Forms the upright portion of your fence above the gravel board. Cant Rails – Horizontal rails used to fix feather edge boards. Wooden Fence Posts – Pressure treated to support timber fencing systems. Postcrete – Easy-mix concrete for anchoring fence posts. Post Saver Sleeves – Adds rot protection for timber posts at soil level. Concrete Gravel Boards – Long-lasting alternative where extra durability is required. How do you install a wooden gravel board? Start by setting your fence posts into place using Postcrete for stability. Once level, fix your gravel board between the posts at the base using galvanised nails, screws, or bolts. This establishes the fence line and keeps the timber above ground level for better longevity. Need help with the installation process? Check out our helpful guide:How to Install Closeboard Fencing – A Beginner-Friendly Guide.