What is super lap fencing?

Super strong, softwood fence panels with an additional upright for extra stability. Constructed from pressure-treated timber. Pressure-Treated Softwood Construction.

How long do lap fence panels last?

between 7 to 15 years
However, as a broad rule of thumb, Normal lap fencing will last anything between 7 to 15 years if treated regularly with a good quality (NOT cheap) fence treatment and it is not in contact with the ground – anti rattle clips and H clips can help with this a lot.

What are the different types of fence panels?

There are four main types of traditional fence construction: Overlap, Featheredge, Picket and Closeboard. There are four main types of decorative fence construction: Tongue & Groove, Hit & Miss, Slatted and Lattice fencing.

How long will a treated fence post last in the ground?

A treated 4×4 will last 20 to 25 years in the ground if the conditions in the soil and climate are favorable. That number could increase to 40 to 75 years if you install the treated 4×4 in a cement ring rather than the soil. There are a few factors that influence how long the 4×4 can last in the ground.

What is the difference between Featheredge and Closeboard fencing?

The overall effect is of post, panel, post, panel etc and depending on the design of the panel can present two fair faces – ie it looks the same from either side. Close board fencing is made by fixing feather edge boards vertically onto a framework made of posts (timber or concrete) and horizontal arris rails.

Can I make my own fence panels?

Panels are usually pre-made and available at hardware stores, but you can save a lot of money by building your own. First, plan the length and height of your fence to determine the right materials. Then measure and cut the wood carefully. Attach the vertical boards to the horizontal rails to assemble each panel.