Wooden Fencing Pine with Concrete Posts 230x190cm (21 Planks)

The Wooden Fencing Pine with Concrete Posts 230x190cm (21 Planks) combines the warm, natural appearance of pine wood with the robust character of concrete support posts. This wood concrete fencing system is a practical choice for creating a clearly defined garden boundary, residential fence or privacy screen.

With a stated size of approximately 230 x 190cm and a 21-plank wooden design, this fence provides a substantial timber surface while the concrete posts form a strong and visually distinctive support structure. The combination of wood and concrete works well in both traditional and contemporary outdoor environments.

Pine wooden fencing with concrete posts

The combination of pine fence panels and concrete posts brings together two contrasting materials. Pine gives the fence a natural garden appearance, while concrete provides a solid supporting element and a distinctive finish.

The 21-plank panel creates a substantial wooden surface that can help define the property boundary and increase privacy. When multiple sections are installed together, the consistent design creates a continuous and attractive fencing line.

230x190cm wood concrete fence

The approximately 230cm section width makes this fencing suitable for covering longer boundaries efficiently, while the approximately 190cm height provides a substantial garden boundary.

The final installed dimensions can depend on the configuration of the posts, panels, foundations and ground level. Accurate planning is therefore recommended before installation, particularly around corners, gates and changes in terrain.

Product specifications

Product type: wood concrete fence
Wood: pine
Support structure: concrete posts
Dimensions: approximately 230 x 190cm
Panel design: 21 planks
Application: garden and residential fencing
Purpose: boundary fencing and privacy
Construction: modular post-and-panel system

Benefits of pine fencing with concrete posts

Natural timber appearance: pine provides a warm and attractive garden finish.
Robust concrete posts: provide a substantial supporting structure for the wooden panels.
21-plank design: creates a substantial and consistent wooden fence surface.
230cm section width: suitable for covering longer fence lines with fewer sections.
190cm height: creates a clearly defined boundary and can provide increased privacy.
Mixed-material design: combines the natural appearance of wood with the solid character of concrete.
Versatile garden application: suitable for residential boundaries, gardens and outdoor spaces.

How to install a pine wood concrete fence

Step-by-step installation

Measure the fence line. Measure the complete boundary and mark the position of each concrete post, including corners and potential gate positions.
Plan the panel spacing. Use the approximately 230cm panel width to determine the required spacing between the supporting posts.
Prepare the foundations. Dig suitable post holes according to the fencing system, soil conditions and required installation depth.
Position the first concrete post. Place the post into its prepared foundation and check carefully that it is vertical.
Install the wooden panel. Position the 21-plank pine fence panel correctly between the supporting posts.
Install the next concrete post. Position the following post while maintaining the correct panel spacing and alignment.
Check the fence line. Use a spirit level and string line to ensure the posts and panels remain straight and level.
Repeat the process. Continue installing the posts and wooden panels along the entire boundary.
Check the finished installation. Inspect the complete fence for correct alignment, secure panels and stable posts.

Installation tip: concrete posts are heavy and should be handled using appropriate lifting assistance. The required foundation dimensions depend on local ground conditions, fence design and installation requirements.

Combining with other fencing products

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

For alternative support solutions, 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, a suitable fence gate can be incorporated into the overall garden boundary.

Natural pine and robust concrete

The combination of pine and concrete creates a distinctive garden fence with a balance between natural and architectural materials. The wooden panels blend naturally into planted gardens and landscaped spaces, while the concrete posts add a strong structural appearance.

This makes the system suitable for homeowners who want the appearance of a wooden fence while incorporating concrete posts into the overall construction. The contrast between the two materials can also create a contemporary look when combined with modern paving, patios and garden landscaping.

21-plank wooden fence panel

The 21-plank design gives the pine fence section a substantial appearance. Multiple panels can be installed alongside one another to form a continuous boundary across the garden or property.

Before installation, check that each panel is correctly oriented and positioned. Maintaining consistent spacing and alignment between the panels helps create a neat and uniform finished fence.

Planning a 230x190cm fence

Careful measurement is particularly important when installing wider fencing sections. Measure the full boundary and calculate the number of approximately 230cm sections required, while allowing for concrete posts, corners, gates and other changes in the fence line.

Also consider changes in ground level. A sloping garden may require the fencing to be installed in stepped sections so that the panels remain correctly supported and the overall fence has a neat appearance.

Planning the complete layout before digging the foundations helps reduce unnecessary adjustments and makes the installation process more efficient.

Maintaining pine wooden fencing

Pine is a natural timber and its appearance can change over time due to sunlight, rain and other outdoor conditions. Maintenance requirements depend on the treatment and finish of the supplied timber.

Inspect the wooden panels periodically for weathering, damage or loose components. If the timber requires additional protection, use a suitable exterior wood treatment and follow the manufacturer's instructions.

The concrete posts should also be checked periodically for visible cracks, movement or other damage. Any significant structural movement should be investigated to maintain the stability of the complete fence.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the dimensions of this wooden fence?

The stated dimensions are approximately 230 x 190cm.

How many planks does the fence have?

The wooden panel has a 21-plank design.

What type of wood is used?

The wooden fencing is made from pine.

Does this fence include concrete posts?

This product is described as wooden pine fencing with concrete posts. Always check the product package contents and installation specifications before ordering to confirm the exact components supplied.

What is a wood concrete fence?

A wood concrete fence combines wooden fence panels with concrete support components. It offers the natural appearance of timber together with the solid character of concrete.

Is a 190cm high fence suitable for a garden?

A fence of approximately 190cm can provide a substantial garden boundary and increased privacy. Check local planning and fencing requirements before installation, particularly where the fence borders a public area or neighbouring property.

Can this fence be installed on sloping ground?

Yes. Depending on the slope, a stepped installation can be used to maintain appropriate panel positioning and support. The best method depends on the terrain and fencing configuration.

Does pine fencing need maintenance?

Pine is a natural material and may require periodic inspection and protective treatment depending on its original treatment, finish and exposure to weather.

How many panels are needed for a longer boundary?

Calculate the total fence length and divide it by the approximate 230cm section width. Allow for the width and position of the posts, corners, gates and any other changes in the layout.

Can I include a gate in this fencing system?

Yes. A suitable gate can be incorporated into the boundary design, provided that the gate and its supporting structure are correctly selected and installed.

Order Pine Wooden Fencing with Concrete Posts 230x190cm

The Wooden Fencing Pine with Concrete Posts 230x190cm (21 Planks) offers a practical combination of natural pine fencing and robust concrete support posts. With its 21-plank design and approximately 230 x 190cm dimensions, it is suitable for creating an attractive and substantial garden boundary.

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