Wooden fence panel solid 180x180cm 21 planks garden screen Stainless steel screwed chrome-free impregnated and sight-tight, also often combined with concrete posts

Features wooden fencing panels 180x180cm (21pl.):

+ Dimensions 180x180cm
+ 21 planks 16x140mm
+ 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 wooden posts and cover slats available as options
+ Matching post holders for the wooden posts available as an option
+ Matching L-fittings for garden screens on 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.

Wooden Fencing Panels 180x180cm (21 Planks)

The Wooden Fencing Panels 180x180cm (21 Planks) are a practical and attractive solution for creating garden boundaries, privacy screens and defined outdoor spaces. With an approximate size of 180 x 180cm and a 21-plank construction, these timber fence panels provide a substantial wooden surface with a natural appearance.

The panels can be used individually or installed in a series to create a continuous wooden garden fence. Their traditional timber appearance works well with gardens, lawns, planting, patios and a wide range of landscaping styles.

Wooden fence panels for gardens

Wooden fence panels are a versatile choice for defining the boundary of a garden or residential property. Timber provides a warm and natural appearance that blends easily into outdoor environments.

The 21-plank design creates a substantial panel surface, making the fencing suitable for applications where a clearly defined boundary and visual separation are required. Several panels can be combined to cover longer fence lines.

180x180cm wooden fence panels

With an approximate 180cm width and 180cm height, these square-format fence panels offer a practical modular solution for garden fencing. The dimensions make it straightforward to plan a series of panels along a straight boundary.

The final installed dimensions can vary depending on the supporting posts, fixing method, ground level and overall fence configuration. Always measure the complete boundary before ordering the required number of panels and posts.

Product specifications

Product type: wooden fencing panel
Dimensions: approximately 180 x 180cm
Plank configuration: 21 planks
Material: wood
Application: garden and residential fencing
Purpose: boundary fencing, privacy and garden screening
Design: modular timber fence panel

Benefits of wooden fencing panels

Natural timber appearance: adds warmth and character to gardens and outdoor spaces.
21-plank construction: provides a substantial wooden fence surface.
180x180cm format: offers a practical modular size for garden boundaries.
Versatile application: suitable for residential gardens, boundaries and landscaping projects.
Easy to combine: multiple panels can be installed together to create a continuous fence line.
Garden-friendly appearance: natural wood complements planting, lawns and other landscaping materials.
Privacy potential: the substantial panel surface can provide visual separation between outdoor spaces.

How to install wooden fencing panels

Step-by-step installation

Measure the fence line. Determine the total length of the boundary and calculate the number of approximately 180cm panels required.
Mark the post positions. Plan the location of the supporting posts according to the panel dimensions and chosen installation method.
Plan corners and gates. Identify corners, changes in direction and any pedestrian access points before installation.
Prepare the foundations. Install the supporting posts securely according to the ground conditions and fencing requirements.
Check the first post. Use a spirit level to ensure the post is vertical and correctly aligned.
Position the fence panel. Place the 21-plank panel between the supporting posts and ensure that it is correctly aligned.
Secure the panel. Use suitable fencing fixings or supports appropriate for the panel and posts.
Install the next post and panel. Continue along the boundary, checking the spacing and alignment of every section.
Inspect the completed fence. Check that all panels are secure, level and properly connected to the supporting structure.

Installation tip: timber fencing should be installed with appropriate clearance from persistent ground moisture where required. Use suitable posts, supports and fixings for the ground conditions and intended application.

Choosing the right fence posts

The supporting posts are an important part of a stable wooden fence. Depending on the design and installation method, the panels can be combined with suitable fence posts or wooden fence posts.

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

For installations where the posts require additional support, explore our range of fence post supports.

Creating a complete wooden garden fence

Multiple 180x180cm panels can be installed together to create a continuous garden boundary. When planning a longer fence, take the position of each post into account as well as corners, gates and changes in ground level.

A fence gate can be incorporated into the overall layout where pedestrian access is required. The gate opening should be planned before installing the adjacent panels and posts.

21-plank timber fence design

The 21-plank construction creates a substantial wooden surface with a traditional timber appearance. The individual planks provide natural texture and visual variation, making the panels suitable for both functional and decorative garden boundaries.

As 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 finished fence.

Planning a 180x180cm wooden fence

Before ordering, measure the complete boundary and determine how many 180cm-wide panels are required. Allow space for supporting posts and take corners, gates and changes in direction into consideration.

Ground levels should also be checked. On sloping terrain, panels may need to be installed in a stepped arrangement or using another suitable method to maintain proper support and a neat appearance.

For longer boundaries, establishing the complete post layout before digging foundations can help maintain consistent spacing and alignment throughout the fence.

Maintaining wooden fencing panels

Wood is a natural material and will weather over time when exposed to sunlight, rain and changing temperatures. The rate and appearance 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 applicable recommendations for any protective wood treatment.

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

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the dimensions of these wooden fence panels?

The stated dimensions are approximately 180 x 180cm.

How many planks does each panel have?

Each wooden fencing panel has a 21-plank design.

What are wooden fence panels used 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 desired fencing construction.

Can the panels provide privacy?

The substantial 180x180cm 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 to the fence?

Yes. A suitable fence gate can be incorporated into the overall fencing layout where an access point is required.

Can the panels be installed on sloping ground?

Yes. Depending on the slope, a stepped installation or another suitable installation method can be used to follow 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 wood 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. Remember to allow for supporting posts, corners and gates when planning the final quantity.

Order Wooden Fencing Panels 180x180cm

The Wooden Fencing Panels 180x180cm (21 Planks) offer a practical timber fencing solution for garden boundaries, privacy and landscaping. The 21-plank construction provides a substantial natural wooden surface that can be installed as individual sections or combined to create a longer fence.

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