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Fencing
Closeboard Fencing
If you’re looking for more substantial timber fencing, then our high-quality Closeboard timber fencing is worth considering as it is extremely popular when you want privacy and a durable solution. Closeboard timber fencing is constructed on-site from feather edge boards, PermaTimber® treated posts, rails, gravel boards and brackets all available from Cheltenham Fencing and Landscaping Supplies to exactly fit the space in your garden.
Gravel boards
Rails
Closeboard Fencing
To build quality closeboard fencing, preformed rails in various sizes are used to create the framework for your fence and our options include flat rails, arris rails, cant rails, capping and counter rails and specialist brackets are available to speed up installation on site.
In order to reduce the risk of moisture damage and extend the life of your fence we recommend installing closeboard fencing with a gravel board which can either be timber or concrete.
Feather Edge Board Guarantee
All our 2ex 22mm feather edge boards for closeboard fencing are pressure treated and come with a 10-year product guarantee against manufacturing defect and fungal decay in either brown or green treatments. They are available in 2 widths and 7 lengths to reduce wastage and ensure a perfect fit to your needs. In addition, our unique PermaTimber® fence posts are supplied with a 15-year product guarantee for complete peace of mind and are available with and without notches to ease installation.
Top fencing tip
If you go for closeboard timber fencing do make sure you budget for capping rails, gravel boards. We also recommend a wood preservative to ensure a professional finish that will stand the test of time and give your fence maximum protection for many years to come.
Professional installation
For general advice and tips please call us on 01242 526946, email info@cheltenhamfencing.co.uk or visit our showroom. If you do not want to install your fencing panels yourself we can help put you in touch with our local network of fencing installers and contractors who can help.
