Wooden concrete Fencing Douglas 200x190cm (19pl.)

Douglas Wooden Concrete Fencing 200x190cm (19 Planks)

The Douglas Wooden Concrete Fencing 200x190cm (19 Planks) combines the natural appearance of Douglas timber with the robust character of concrete fencing components. This attractive wood concrete fence is designed for creating a clearly defined garden boundary while adding a warm, natural element to the outdoor space.

With a stated size of approximately 200 x 190cm and a 19-plank design, this fencing provides a substantial wooden surface suitable for garden boundaries, residential properties and privacy applications. The combination of Douglas wood and concrete creates a distinctive fencing style that works well with both traditional and contemporary landscaping.

Douglas wood concrete fence for the garden

Douglas wood is known for its characteristic warm colour and natural grain, making it a popular choice for outdoor timber applications. Combined with concrete components, it creates a fencing system that balances the natural appearance of wood with the solid visual character of concrete.

The 19-plank configuration provides a substantial fence section that can help define the boundary of a garden or property. When several sections are installed together, the consistent wooden pattern creates a uniform and attractive fence line.

200x190cm Douglas wooden fencing

The approximately 200cm width makes the fencing suitable for modular installation along longer boundaries, while the approximately 190cm height creates a substantial visual separation between adjoining areas.

The actual installed dimensions can depend on the supporting posts, foundations, ground level and installation configuration. Accurate measurements should therefore be taken before ordering and installing the complete fence.

Product specifications

• Product type: wood concrete fencing
• Wood type: Douglas timber
• Dimensions: approximately 200 x 190cm
• Plank configuration: 19 planks
• Material combination: Douglas wood and concrete
• Application: garden and residential fencing
• Purpose: boundary fencing and privacy
• Installation: modular fencing system

Benefits of Douglas wood concrete fencing

• Natural Douglas appearance: the timber provides a warm and distinctive natural finish.
• 19-plank design: creates a substantial wooden fence surface.
• Concrete combination: adds a robust and visually strong element to the fencing system.
• Approx. 200cm section width: practical for modular installation along longer boundaries.
• Approx. 190cm height: provides a clearly defined garden boundary.
• Natural timber grain: gives every wooden section its own character.
• Versatile appearance: suitable for traditional gardens as well as contemporary landscaping.

How to install Douglas wooden concrete fencing

Installation tip: concrete posts are heavy and should be handled using suitable lifting assistance. The correct foundation dimensions depend on the ground conditions, fence height, exposure and local installation requirements.

Combining with other fencing products

For the supporting structure, see our range of concrete fence posts.

For alternative configurations, explore our range of fence posts and wooden fence posts.

For suitable installation accessories, see our range of fence post supports.

Where an entrance is required within the boundary, a suitable fence gate can be incorporated into the overall fencing layout.

Natural Douglas timber combined with concrete

The combination of Douglas timber and concrete creates a distinctive alternative to a conventional wooden fence. The warm appearance and visible grain of Douglas wood can complement natural planting, lawns, patios and other garden features.

The concrete elements provide a contrasting, solid appearance that can give the fence a more substantial architectural character. This combination is suitable for homeowners who want a natural timber boundary while incorporating concrete into the overall fencing structure.

19-plank Douglas fence design

The 19-plank design provides a substantial wooden surface while retaining the characteristic appearance of Douglas timber. When several panels are installed next to one another, the consistent arrangement creates a continuous visual boundary.

Natural Douglas wood can contain variations in grain, colour and texture. These characteristics are part of the natural appearance of timber and mean that individual fence panels may not look completely identical.

Planning a 200x190cm wood concrete fence

Before installation, measure the complete boundary and calculate the number of approximately 200cm sections required. Remember to account for the space occupied by the supporting posts and allow for corners, gates and changes in direction.

Changes in ground level should also be considered. On sloping terrain, the fencing may need to be installed in a stepped arrangement so that each wooden panel remains correctly supported.

Careful planning before digging the foundations helps ensure that the panels and posts align correctly and reduces the need for adjustments during installation.

Maintaining Douglas wooden fencing

Douglas timber is a natural material that will change in appearance when exposed to outdoor conditions. Depending on the desired appearance and the treatment of the timber, it may gradually develop a more weathered appearance over time.

Inspect the wooden panels periodically for signs of weathering, damage or loose components. If additional protection or colour retention is desired, use a suitable exterior wood treatment compatible with Douglas timber and follow the manufacturer's instructions.

The concrete components should also be checked periodically for visible damage or movement. Address any structural issues promptly to maintain the stability of the complete fence.

Frequently Asked Questions

Order Douglas Wooden Concrete Fencing 200x190cm

The Douglas Wooden Concrete Fencing 200x190cm (19 Planks) combines the warm, natural appearance of Douglas timber with the robust visual character of concrete. It is a practical choice for creating an attractive garden boundary with a substantial wooden surface.

Measure the fence line carefully and plan the posts, foundations, corners, ground levels and access points before installation to achieve a stable and consistent finished fence.