Featherboard Convex Fence Panels

Description

FEATHERBOARD CONVEX FENCE PANEL

ABOUT THE PANEL
Convex Featherboard fence panel offer an upward arching design an alternative to our flat top or concave Featherboard designs.

The panel is made using sawn timber pales fixed vertically to rails. Featherboard is a simple designed panel but its known for its durability and ability to suit any garden. We’ve designed the panel to have a heavy top and bottom rail to increase strength and stability.

PANEL SPECIFICATION
Our Featherboard Convex panels are ideal for wind prone areas as the semi-solid design allows wind to pass through the panel.

• Pales are 100mm thick .
• Panels are 1.83m wide
• Pales are overlapped by 20mm
• Featherboard is also know as feather edge or closeboard
• ​Standard drop from middle to sides of Convex panel is 150mm

Standard height variation with arch (150mm)

1.05m (0.9m at sides)

1.2m (1.05m at sides)

1.35m (1.2m at sides)

1.5m (1.35 at sides)

1.65m (1.5m at sides)

1.8m (1.65m at sides)

Please Note: dimensions may increase by 6% when first delivered as our treatment process can temporarily cause the product to swell.

Fence Post Options – Standard Slotted Jakpost®, Heavy Duty Slotted Jakposts® ​

​Gravel board options – Standard Gravel Board , Hedgehog Friendly Gravel Board

To meet the conditions of the 25 year guarantee, gravel boards are required where panels are in contact with the ground.

​Installation Advice Installation Instructions

Reducing the width of the fence panel – All fence panel are 1.83m wide as standard, if you require a narrower fence panel, you can cut the fence panel down on site using our cut down kit. Please remember to treat any cut ends with Jakcure Cut Treatment, to ensure you adhere to our 25-year guarantee guidelines.

RECOMMENDED FIXINGS
We recommend using 6 screws per panel or 12 per panel if using capping rails plus an additional 4 per gravel board. 60mm, stainless steel, self-drilling countersunk screws are available in packs of 100 or 200 to secure panels to posts. Panels should be screwed to the posts to secure the fence run.