Robust wooden fence 180x180cm15 planks garden screen, chrome-free impregnated and sight-tight, also often combined with concrete posts

Features wooden fence panel 180x180cm (15pl.):

+ Dimensions 180x180cm
+ 15 planks 14x140mm
+ Chrome-free impregnation prevents premature wood rot
+ Stainless steel screwed
+ FSC certified wood from responsible forest management
+ 10 year warranty on softwood
+ Suitable as wood concrete fence
+ Matching post holders for the wooden posts available as an option
+ Matching garden gate also available
+ Very beautiful and durable in combination with concrete posts and concrete slabs in gray or anthracite
+ Cover bar for a nice finish available as an option.
+ Corresponding mounting material available as an option
+ Corresponding wooden posts available as an option

Wooden Fence Panel 180x180cm (15 Planks)

The Wooden Fence Panel 180x180cm (15 Planks) is a practical and versatile timber fencing solution for garden boundaries, privacy screening and landscaping projects. With an approximate size of 180 x 180cm and a 15-plank construction, this wooden fence panel provides a natural timber appearance for a wide range of outdoor applications.

The panels can be installed individually or combined to create a continuous fence along a garden or property boundary. The natural appearance of wood complements lawns, planting, patios, paths and other garden features.

Wooden fence panels for gardens

Wooden fencing provides a warm and natural alternative to other boundary materials. These 15-plank panels can be used to define the edge of a garden, separate outdoor areas or create visual screening around residential properties.

The 15-plank design gives the panel a traditional timber appearance while providing a substantial surface for garden fencing. Multiple panels can be connected between supporting posts to create longer fence sections.

180x180cm wooden fence panel

With an approximate 180cm width and 180cm height, the panel provides a practical square-format section for modular fence construction. This makes it straightforward to plan multiple sections along a relatively straight boundary.

The final installed dimensions may vary depending on the supporting posts, fixing system, ground level and installation configuration. Measure the complete fence line before calculating the required number of panels and posts.

Product specifications

Product type: wooden fence panel
Dimensions: approximately 180 x 180cm
Plank configuration: 15 planks
Material: wood
Application: garden and residential fencing
Purpose: boundary fencing, privacy and garden screening
Design: modular timber fence panel

Benefits of wooden fence panels

Natural timber appearance: complements gardens and landscaped outdoor spaces.
15-plank construction: provides a traditional wooden fence appearance.
180x180cm format: offers a practical modular size for garden boundaries.
Versatile application: suitable for residential gardens, boundaries and landscaping projects.
Privacy potential: the substantial panel surface can provide visual separation.
Easy to combine: multiple panels can be installed together to create a longer fence.
Garden-friendly design: timber works well alongside planting, lawns, patios and paths.

How to install a wooden fence panel

Step-by-step installation

Measure the fence line. Determine the total boundary length and calculate the number of approximately 180cm-wide panels required.
Mark the post positions. Plan the location of the supporting posts according to the panel dimensions and selected installation method.
Plan corners and gates. Identify corners, changes in direction and access points before preparing the fence foundations.
Prepare the foundations. Install suitable supporting posts securely according to the ground conditions and fencing requirements.
Check the first post. Use a spirit level to ensure that the post is vertical and correctly aligned.
Position the panel. Place the 15-plank panel between the supporting posts and check its alignment.
Secure the panel. Use suitable fencing fixings or supports appropriate for the panel and posts.
Install the following sections. Continue along the boundary while maintaining consistent post spacing and panel alignment.
Inspect the completed fence. Check that all panels are secure, aligned and properly supported.

Installation tip: accurate post positioning helps maintain a consistent fence line. Use suitable posts, supports and fixings for the timber panel and the local ground conditions.

Choosing the right fence posts

The supporting posts are an important part of the complete fencing structure. Depending on the desired installation, the panels can be combined with suitable fence posts or wooden fence posts.

For a more substantial mixed-material installation, compatible concrete fence posts can also be considered where appropriate for the fencing system.

For additional support and installation options, see our range of fence post supports.

Creating a complete wooden garden fence

Several 180x180cm panels can be installed together to create a continuous garden boundary. When planning longer fence lines, take supporting posts, corners, gates and changes in ground level into account.

Where pedestrian access is required, a suitable fence gate can be incorporated into the overall fence layout. Plan the gate opening and supporting posts before installing the surrounding panels.

15-plank timber fence design

The 15-plank construction gives the fence panel a traditional timber appearance with clearly defined wooden boards. The natural texture of the wood adds character to the finished garden boundary.

Because wood is a natural material, variations in colour, grain, knots and texture are normal. Individual panels may therefore differ slightly in appearance, contributing to the natural character of the completed fence.

Planning a 180x180cm wooden fence

Measure the complete boundary before ordering. Use the approximate 180cm panel width to calculate the number of sections required and allow for supporting posts, corners, gates and changes in direction.

Check the ground levels along the fence line. On sloping terrain, panels may need to be installed in stepped sections or by another suitable method to maintain adequate support and a neat appearance.

Planning the complete post layout before preparing the foundations can help ensure consistent spacing and alignment across the finished fence.

Maintaining wooden fence panels

Wood is a natural material and will weather over time when exposed to sunlight, rain and changing temperatures. The appearance and rate of weathering depend on the timber, treatment and local conditions.

Inspect the panels periodically for signs of weathering, damage, loose fixings or movement. Clean the timber when necessary and follow the manufacturer's recommendations for protective treatment.

If maintaining a particular colour or finish is important, use an exterior wood treatment suitable for the timber and follow the treatment manufacturer's instructions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the dimensions of this wooden fence panel?

The stated dimensions are approximately 180 x 180cm.

How many planks does the panel have?

The panel has a 15-plank construction.

What are these wooden fence panels suitable for?

They can be used for garden boundaries, privacy screening, residential fencing and general landscaping applications.

Can several 180x180cm panels be installed together?

Yes. Multiple panels can be installed along a boundary to create a continuous wooden fence. Suitable supporting posts are required between the sections.

Which posts can be used with these panels?

Suitable fence posts, wooden fence posts or compatible concrete fence posts can be considered depending on the intended fencing construction.

Can the panels provide privacy?

The substantial panel surface can provide visual separation and contribute to privacy. The exact privacy level depends on the panel construction and installation.

Can a gate be added?

Yes. A suitable fence gate can be incorporated into the overall boundary where access is required.

Can the panels be installed on sloping ground?

Yes. Depending on the terrain, a stepped installation or another suitable installation method can be used to accommodate changes in ground level.

Does wooden fencing require maintenance?

Timber should be inspected periodically and maintained according to its treatment and the manufacturer's recommendations. Additional exterior treatment may be required depending on the desired appearance and protection.

How many panels do I need?

Measure the total boundary length and calculate the number of approximately 180cm-wide panels required. Allow for supporting posts, corners and gates when determining the final quantity.

Order Wooden Fence Panel 180x180cm

The Wooden Fence Panel 180x180cm (15 Planks) provides a practical timber fencing solution for garden boundaries, privacy and landscaping. Its 15-plank construction and approximately 180x180cm format make it suitable for creating individual fence sections or a continuous garden boundary.

Plan the complete installation carefully, including supporting posts, foundations, corners, gates and ground levels, to achieve a stable and attractive finished fence.

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Wooden fence panel 180x180cm (15pl.)