The Common Lap Fence Panel for Your Garden Border

Introducing our Green Lap Fence Panel, which offers classic looks at an affordable price point. The horizontal boards in lap fence panels are positioned in an overlapping fashion, improving both the visual appeal, privacy and structural strength of the fence. With a natural cut known as “wany edge”, the boards contribute to a traditional finish, adding charm and character to your border.

When it comes to installation, lap fence panels prove to be remarkably straightforward, especially when compared to the complexities of building a fence from scratch. Mounting them onto fence posts is a quick and easy task, achievable with nails, screws, or other fastening methods. Alternatively, panel clips provide an additional option for fitting them snugly in-between the posts along with screws.

Our Green Lap Panel is identical to our alternative gold lap panel. The panels differ in the treatment style. The pressure green treatment of this lap fence panel leaves a slightly greener and more natural timber look to the panel.

Designed to create garden boundaries, each panel is available in a standard width of 6ft (1.83m). For those seeking a personalised touch, our Protek Shed and Fence or Stable Coat range offers a variety of paint colours to coat the fence. However, if left untreated, the panel will naturally weather over time, developing a grey or silver colouring.

The Green Lap Fence Panel presents a cost-effective and durable solution for defining garden boundaries or further landscaping projects.

Key Points about the Green Lap Fence Panel:

• Pressure treated green with a copper based solution for improved weather and environment protection.
• Imperial 6ft (1.83m) wide panels.
• Nailed construction.
• Made from softwood timber.
• Comes with a panel cap pre-installed.

Please note: Timber is a natural product. Finishes, colour and sizes may vary from illustration and description. While every care is taken to provide you the best material, with it being natural it can move, split, warp, twist, swell and shrink.