Wooden Concrete Fencing 220x197cm (17 Planks)

The Wooden Concrete Fencing 220x197cm (17 Planks) combines the natural appearance of wooden fencing with the solid character of concrete components. This practical wood concrete fence is suitable for creating a clearly defined garden boundary, adding privacy and giving outdoor spaces a warm yet robust appearance.

With a stated size of approximately 220 x 197cm and a 17-plank design, the fencing provides a substantial timber surface while the concrete elements form a strong supporting structure. The combination of wood and concrete works well with a wide range of garden styles, from traditional landscaping to contemporary outdoor spaces.

Wood and concrete fencing for gardens

Wood concrete fencing combines the visual warmth of timber with the substantial appearance of concrete. The wooden panels provide a natural finish that complements planting, lawns, patios and other garden features, while the concrete components create a strong and clearly defined framework.

The 17-plank design provides a substantial wooden fence surface. Installing several sections together creates a consistent boundary that can separate gardens, define property lines and provide additional privacy.

220x197cm wooden concrete fence

The approximately 220cm width allows the fencing to cover a substantial section of a boundary with each panel, while the approximately 197cm height provides a high and clearly defined garden screen.

The final installed dimensions can depend on the supporting posts, foundations, ground level and installation method. Accurate measurements are therefore recommended before ordering and installing the complete fencing system.

Product specifications

Product type: wood concrete fencing
Dimensions: approximately 220 x 197cm
Plank configuration: 17 planks
Materials: wood and concrete
Application: garden and residential fencing
Purpose: boundary fencing and privacy
Design: modular wood concrete fence system

Benefits of wooden concrete fencing

Natural appearance: the wooden panels bring warmth and character to the garden.
Robust concrete structure: concrete components add a solid and substantial element to the fence.
17-plank design: provides a substantial wooden surface for boundary applications.
220cm section width: helps cover longer boundaries efficiently.
197cm height: creates a substantial visual boundary and can improve privacy.
Mixed-material design: combines the natural character of timber with the solid appearance of concrete.
Versatile application: suitable for gardens, residential properties and other outdoor spaces.

How to install wooden concrete fencing

Step-by-step installation

Measure the fence line. Determine the total length of the boundary and mark the positions of all supporting posts.
Plan corners and gates. Mark any changes in direction and access points before preparing the foundations.
Prepare the post foundations. Dig suitable holes according to the fencing system, ground conditions and required installation depth.
Install the first supporting post. Position the post securely and check that it is completely vertical using a spirit level.
Position the wooden panel. Install the 17-plank fence panel correctly between the supporting posts.
Install the next post. Position the following post according to the panel width and ensure that the panel remains correctly aligned.
Check the fence line. Use a string line and spirit level to maintain a straight and consistent boundary.
Continue along the boundary. Repeat the installation of posts and panels until the required fence length has been completed.
Inspect the finished fence. Check the stability, alignment and connections of all components.

Installation tip: concrete fencing components can be heavy. Use suitable lifting assistance and safe handling procedures during installation. The required foundation dimensions depend on the soil, fence configuration and local conditions.

Combining with other fencing products

For the supporting structure, 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 timber combined with concrete

The combination of wood and concrete provides a distinctive alternative to an entirely wooden or concrete fence. The timber panels introduce a natural appearance, while the concrete components create a strong visual framework.

This mixed-material design can complement both traditional gardens and contemporary landscaping. The wooden sections work naturally alongside planting and greenery, while the concrete elements can provide a more architectural finish.

17-plank wooden fence design

The 17-plank configuration provides a substantial wooden fence surface while retaining the characteristic appearance of timber. Multiple panels can be installed alongside each other to create a continuous boundary.

For a consistent finished appearance, install each panel at the same height and maintain accurate spacing between the supporting posts. Natural timber can show variations in colour, grain and texture, which are normal characteristics of wooden fencing.

Planning a 220x197cm fence

Before installation, measure the complete boundary and calculate how many approximately 220cm sections are required. Allow for the supporting posts, corners, gates and changes in direction when planning the final layout.

Ground levels should also be taken into consideration. Where the boundary slopes, the fence may need to be installed in stepped sections to maintain appropriate panel positioning and support.

Planning the complete layout before preparing the foundations can help reduce unnecessary adjustments and ensure that the finished fence follows the intended boundary.

Maintaining wooden concrete fencing

Wood is a natural material and its appearance can change over time as it is exposed to sunlight, rain and changing temperatures. Maintenance requirements depend on the type and treatment of the timber supplied.

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

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

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the dimensions of this wooden concrete fence?

The stated dimensions are approximately 220 x 197cm.

How many planks does the fence have?

The wooden fence section has a 17-plank design.

What materials are used in this fence?

The fencing combines wooden panels with concrete components, creating a mixed-material garden fencing system.

What is a wood concrete fence?

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

Is this fencing suitable for a garden?

Yes. It is suitable for garden boundaries, residential properties and other outdoor areas where a substantial and attractive fence is required.

Can this fence provide privacy?

The approximately 197cm height and substantial wooden panel surface can help create privacy and visual separation. The exact level of privacy depends on the panel construction and installation.

Can the fencing be installed on sloping ground?

Yes. Depending on the gradient, a stepped installation can be used to accommodate changes in ground level while keeping the panels correctly supported.

Does the wooden part require maintenance?

Wood is a natural material and should be inspected periodically. Depending on the timber treatment and desired appearance, additional protective treatment may be required over time.

Can a gate be incorporated into the boundary?

Yes. A suitable gate can be incorporated into the overall fencing layout, provided that the gate and supporting structure are correctly selected and installed.

How many sections are needed for my boundary?

Measure the total fence length and divide it by the approximate 220cm section width. Allow for posts, corners, gates and other layout requirements when calculating the final quantity.

Order Wooden Concrete Fencing 220x197cm

The Wooden Concrete Fencing 220x197cm (17 Planks) combines the natural appearance of wooden fencing with the robust character of concrete. Its 17-plank design and substantial dimensions make it suitable for creating a clearly defined and attractive garden boundary.

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