Wooden Fencing Pine with Concrete Posts 200x190cm (21 Planks)

The Wooden Fencing Pine with Concrete Posts 200x190cm (21 Planks) combines natural pine fencing with robust concrete posts to create a strong, attractive and practical garden boundary. The combination of timber fence panels and concrete support posts offers the warm appearance of wood together with the solid character of a concrete fencing structure.

With an overall size of approximately 200 x 190cm and a 21-plank design, this wood concrete fence is suitable for gardens, residential boundaries and other outdoor spaces where privacy, durability and a natural appearance are important.

Pine wooden fence with concrete posts

This fencing system combines two complementary materials. The pine fencing panels provide the visible natural timber finish, while the concrete posts provide substantial support for the fence sections. This makes the system a practical choice for homeowners looking for an alternative to an entirely wooden or entirely concrete fence.

The 21-plank configuration provides a substantial timber surface that can help define a boundary and create additional privacy. The concrete posts provide a visually distinctive and robust supporting structure that complements the natural appearance of the pine.

Wood concrete fence for gardens and boundaries

A wood concrete fence can be used to create a clearly defined boundary around a garden or residential property. The combination of natural timber and concrete works well with both traditional and contemporary garden designs.

The wooden panels provide a warmer appearance than a fully concrete fence, while the concrete posts add a strong architectural element. This makes the system particularly suitable for projects where both aesthetics and a robust support structure are important.

Product specifications

Product type: wood concrete fence
Fence material: pine wood
Support posts: concrete
Overall dimensions: approximately 200 x 190cm
Panel design: 21 planks
Application: garden and residential fencing
Purpose: boundary fencing and privacy
Installation: suitable for a complete post-and-panel fencing system

Benefits of pine fencing with concrete posts

Natural appearance: pine provides a warm and natural timber finish for the garden.
Robust concrete support: concrete posts provide a substantial supporting structure for the wooden fence panels.
21-plank design: provides a substantial fence surface suitable for boundary and privacy applications.
Practical height: the approximately 190cm height is suitable for creating a clearly defined garden boundary.
Mixed-material design: combines the natural look of wood with the solid appearance of concrete.
Versatile application: suitable for gardens, residential properties and other outdoor areas.
Modular construction: individual fence sections can be installed along a longer boundary.

How to install a wood concrete fence

Step-by-step installation

Measure the fence line. Determine the total length of the boundary and mark the position of each concrete post.
Prepare the post foundations. Dig suitable holes for the concrete posts, taking account of the ground conditions and required installation depth.
Install the first concrete post. Position the post securely in its foundation and check that it is vertical using a spirit level.
Set the post spacing. Ensure that the distance to the next post corresponds with the dimensions of the wooden fence panel.
Install the wooden fence panel. Carefully position the pine panel between the concrete posts according to the construction of the fencing system.
Install the next concrete post. Position and secure the following post while keeping the panel correctly aligned.
Check the fence line. Use a string line and spirit level to maintain a straight and consistent installation.
Repeat the process. Continue installing the posts and wooden panels along the complete boundary.
Inspect the finished fence. Check that the panels are secure, the posts remain vertical and the complete fence follows the intended line.

Installation tip: concrete posts are heavy and should be handled with appropriate assistance. The required foundation dimensions and installation depth depend on the ground conditions, fence design and local requirements. Make sure the posts are fully stable before loading them with the wooden panels.

Combining with other fencing products

For additional support and compatible fencing components, explore our range of concrete fence posts.

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

For additional installation support, our fence post supports can be considered where suitable for the chosen fencing configuration.

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

Natural pine fencing with a robust concrete structure

The combination of pine and concrete offers a distinctive alternative to conventional garden fencing. The timber panels bring a natural character to the garden, while the concrete posts create a visually strong framework.

This combination is particularly useful for homeowners who want the appearance of wooden fencing without using timber posts throughout the entire structure. The concrete elements also provide a clear contrast with the natural colour and texture of the pine panels.

21-plank wooden fence design

The 21-plank configuration provides a substantial wooden fence panel that can help create privacy and separation between adjoining gardens or between a garden and a public area.

The horizontal or vertical arrangement of the timber planks, depending on the panel design, contributes to the overall appearance of the boundary. When several panels are installed together, the consistent plank pattern creates a uniform fencing line.

Planning a 200 x 190cm wood concrete fence

Before ordering and installing the fencing, measure the complete boundary carefully. Consider the number of panels and posts required, the position of corners and the location of any gates or access points.

Also consider changes in ground level. On sloping terrain, the panels and posts may need to be installed using a suitable stepped or graduated arrangement rather than simply following the ground contour.

Accurate planning helps minimise unnecessary cutting or adjustments and makes it easier to achieve a straight, consistent finished fence.

Maintaining pine wooden fencing

Pine is a natural material and its appearance can change over time when exposed to sunlight, rain and changing outdoor conditions. The required maintenance depends on the treatment and finish of the timber supplied with the fencing.

Inspect the wooden panels periodically for signs of weathering, damage or loose components. Where a protective wood treatment is required, use a product suitable for the specific timber and existing finish and follow the manufacturer's application instructions.

The concrete posts generally require little routine maintenance, but they should also be inspected periodically for movement, cracking or other visible damage.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the dimensions of this wooden fence?

The fencing has an overall stated size of approximately 200 x 190cm.

How many planks does the fence panel have?

This model has a 21-plank design.

What material are the fence panels made from?

The visible wooden fencing is made from pine, combined with concrete support posts.

Why combine wooden fence panels with concrete posts?

The combination provides the natural appearance of pine fencing together with the substantial support and distinctive appearance of concrete posts.

Is this fence suitable for a garden?

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

Does the 190cm height include the concrete posts?

The product dimensions are stated as approximately 200 x 190cm. Always check the specific product dimensions and installation configuration before determining the final installed height.

Are concrete fence posts heavy?

Yes. Concrete posts are substantially heavier than many wooden fencing posts. Appropriate lifting assistance and safe handling practices should be used during installation.

Can this fence be installed on sloping ground?

Yes, but the installation requires additional planning. A stepped or graduated configuration may be appropriate depending on the slope and the dimensions of the panels.

Does pine fencing require maintenance?

Pine is a natural material and may require periodic inspection and, depending on its treatment and finish, additional protective treatment over time. Follow the care recommendations applicable to the supplied timber.

Can a gate be incorporated into this type of fencing?

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

Order Pine Wooden Fencing with Concrete Posts 200x190cm

The Wooden Fencing Pine with Concrete Posts 200x190cm (21 Planks) combines the natural appearance of pine with the robust character of concrete support posts. It is a practical choice for creating a defined garden boundary with a warm timber finish and a strong supporting structure.

Plan the complete fence carefully, including post positions, foundations, corners, ground levels and access points, to create a stable and attractive fencing installation.