Wooden Fencing Pine with Concrete 200x190cm (21 Planks)

The Wooden Fencing Pine with Concrete 200x190cm (21 Planks) combines the natural appearance of pine timber with the robust character of concrete fencing components. This wood concrete fencing solution is designed for creating an attractive and clearly defined boundary around gardens, residential properties and other outdoor spaces.

With a stated size of approximately 200 x 190cm and a 21-plank design, the fence provides a substantial timber surface while the concrete elements create a strong and distinctive supporting structure. The combination of natural wood and concrete makes this fencing style suitable for both traditional and contemporary garden designs.

Pine wooden fencing with concrete

Wood concrete fencing combines two materials with different visual and practical characteristics. The pine timber brings a warm, natural appearance to the garden, while the concrete provides a solid and robust element within the fence construction.

The 21-plank wooden section creates a substantial fence surface that can help provide privacy and separation. When several sections are installed together, the repeated plank pattern creates a consistent and attractive boundary.

Wood concrete fence for garden boundaries

A pine wood concrete fence is a versatile option for defining the edge of a garden or residential property. The natural timber appearance blends well with lawns, planting, patios and other landscaping, while the concrete components provide a contrasting structural element.

The approximately 190cm height provides a substantial boundary without the completely enclosed appearance of some taller solid fencing systems. The final installed height can depend on the configuration of the fencing components and the installation method.

Product specifications

Product type: wood concrete fencing
Wood type: pine
Dimensions: approximately 200 x 190cm
Plank configuration: 21 planks
Material combination: pine wood and concrete
Application: garden and residential fencing
Purpose: boundary fencing and privacy
Installation: modular fencing system

Benefits of pine and concrete fencing

Natural timber appearance: pine adds warmth and character to the garden.
Strong concrete element: concrete components provide a substantial structure for the fencing system.
21-plank design: creates a substantial wooden fence surface.
Approx. 200cm section width: suitable for efficiently covering longer boundaries with modular sections.
Approx. 190cm height: provides a clearly defined garden boundary.
Mixed-material appearance: combines the natural look of wood with the solid appearance of concrete.
Versatile design: suitable for a wide range of garden styles and residential applications.

How to install pine fencing with concrete components

Step-by-step installation

Measure the boundary. Determine the total length of the fence line and mark the positions of the posts and any corners or gates.
Check the panel dimensions. Use the approximately 200cm section width to determine the required spacing between the supporting posts.
Prepare the foundations. Dig suitable post holes according to the fencing system, ground conditions and required installation depth.
Position the first post. Install the concrete or other specified support post and carefully check that it is vertical.
Install the pine fence section. Position the 21-plank wooden section correctly between the supporting components.
Install the next post. Position the following support so that the wooden panel is correctly supported and aligned.
Check the fence line. Use a spirit level and string line to keep the panels and posts straight and consistent.
Repeat the installation. Continue installing posts and panels until the complete boundary has been covered.
Inspect the finished fence. Check all connections, panel positions and post alignment before considering the installation complete.

Installation tip: accurately measure the spacing between posts before installing each panel. Concrete components can be heavy, so use suitable assistance and safe handling procedures during installation.

Combining with other fencing products

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

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

For suitable installation solutions, see our fence post supports.

Where an access point is required, a suitable fence gate can be incorporated into the overall fencing layout.

Natural wood combined with concrete

The combination of pine and concrete offers a distinctive alternative to a conventional all-wood fence. The timber creates a natural and welcoming appearance, while the concrete adds visual weight and a robust architectural character.

This makes the fencing suitable for homeowners who want the warmth of a wooden garden fence while also incorporating concrete into the supporting structure. The contrasting materials can work particularly well alongside modern paving, landscaped gardens and traditional planting.

21-plank pine fence panel

The 21-plank configuration gives the wooden fencing a substantial appearance and helps create a clear visual boundary. Multiple panels can be installed alongside each other to create a continuous fence line.

The repeated plank design also provides a consistent appearance across longer boundaries. Before installation, check the orientation and positioning of each panel so that the finished fence has a uniform appearance from section to section.

Planning a 200x190cm wood concrete fence

Careful planning is recommended before installing a wood concrete fence. Measure the total boundary length and calculate how many approximately 200cm sections are required. Also allow for corners, changes in direction and any gates or access points.

Ground levels should also be considered. Where the garden slopes, a stepped installation may be required to maintain consistent panel heights and ensure that the supporting posts are correctly installed.

Accurate measurements can help reduce unnecessary adjustments and ensure that the concrete and wooden components fit together correctly.

Maintenance of pine wooden fencing

Pine is a natural material and its appearance can change as it is exposed to weather and sunlight. Maintenance requirements depend on the treatment and finish of the timber.

Inspect the wooden sections periodically for signs of weathering, damage or loose components. If additional protection is required, use a suitable exterior wood treatment and follow the manufacturer's recommendations.

The concrete components can also be inspected periodically for visible cracking, movement or other damage. Any significant structural movement should be addressed before it affects the stability of the fence.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the dimensions of this pine wooden fence?

The stated dimensions are approximately 200 x 190cm.

How many planks are included in the wooden fence section?

The fence has a 21-plank configuration.

What material is the wooden fencing made from?

The wooden section is made from pine and is combined with concrete fencing components.

What is a wood concrete fence?

A wood concrete fence combines wooden fence panels with concrete components such as posts or supports. It provides the natural appearance of timber together with the solid visual character of concrete.

Is this pine fence suitable for gardens?

Yes. The fencing is suitable for garden boundaries, residential properties and other outdoor applications where a natural-looking wooden boundary is required.

Does the 190cm dimension represent the installed fence height?

The product is stated as approximately 200 x 190cm. The final installed height can depend on the configuration and installation method, so the product dimensions should be checked before installation.

Can this fencing be installed on a slope?

Yes. A sloping boundary can generally be accommodated with suitable planning, often using a stepped arrangement. The appropriate method depends on the gradient and the fencing configuration.

Does pine fencing require maintenance?

Pine is a natural timber and may require inspection and periodic protective treatment depending on its original treatment and the environmental conditions. Follow the care instructions applicable to the product.

Can I add a gate to a wood concrete fence?

Yes. A suitable gate can be incorporated into the overall boundary, provided the gate and supporting structure are correctly selected for the intended installation.

How many fence sections do I need?

Calculate the total length of the boundary and divide it by the approximate section width of 200cm. Always account for post positions, corners and gates when determining the final quantity.

Order Pine Wooden Fencing with Concrete 200x190cm

The Wooden Fencing Pine with Concrete 200x190cm (21 Planks) combines natural pine fencing with the robust and distinctive appearance of concrete. It is a versatile choice for creating an attractive garden boundary with a substantial wooden surface.

Plan the complete installation carefully, including post spacing, foundations, corners, ground levels and access points, to achieve a stable and consistent wood concrete fence.

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