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6FT x 3FT Omega Lattice Decorative Fence Panel - Pressure Treated Green/Natural

6FT x 3FT Omega Lattice Decorative Fence Panel - Pressure Treated Green
6FT x 3FT Omega Lattice Decorative Fence Panel - Pressure Treated Green
6FT x 3FT Omega Lattice Decorative Fence Panel - Pressure Treated Green
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6FT x 3FT Omega Lattice Decorative Fence Panel - Pressure Treated Green
6FT x 3FT Omega Lattice Decorative Fence Panel - Pressure Treated Green
6FT x 3FT Omega Lattice Decorative Fence Panel - Pressure Treated Green
6FT x 3FT Omega Lattice Decorative Fence Panel - Pressure Treated Green/Natural
£72.99
£91.99
EX VAT: £60.83
  • Stock: Sold Out
  • Brand: East Coast Fencing
  • Model: DEC_OMEGA90
  • Weight: 15.00kg
  • EAN: 5061025360130
Product Information
FinishSemi-Planed
MaterialWood
Panel TypeTrellis Top Fence Panel
Width6FT (1828MM)
Height900MM
Depth45MM
ColourGreen/Natural
TreatmentPressure Treated
Height to Shoulder0.7M
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The 6ft x 3ft Omega Lattice Decorative Fence Panel is a smart way to add privacy with a softer, more decorative finish than a standard solid panel. It’s a good height for front gardens, low boundaries, or dividing areas within the garden where you want a bit of screening without blocking all the light. The Omega design combines a hit and miss style lower section with a curved lattice top, so it looks lighter while still giving useful coverage through the middle of the panel.

All Omega panels in this range are made in a 45 x 45mm frame and supplied at a true 1.828m width, so they suit UK bay sizes without needing awkward packing pieces. They’re imported from Poland and made using semi-par timber, then pressure treated green for outdoor use. The lower section uses 100 x 5mm grooved slats, fixed horizontally on both sides of the fence panels in an alternating pattern. That “hit and miss” layout breaks up sight lines and helps the fence look solid from most angles, while still letting some air move through, which can be useful on more exposed boundaries.

The top section is what gives the Omega panel its character. A 300mm curved bell top diamond lattice trellis is integrated into the frame, giving the fence a decorative finish and a bit of extra height for climbing plants. It’s worth noting that Omega heights are referenced to the centre of the panel. The shoulders at the sides sit lower, by around 200mm, which is part of the curved profile. When you’re planning a run, that shape is great for softening a straight fence line, but it’s worth measuring up with the curve in mind if you’re matching to existing fencing or working under trees and branches.

For best results, fit the panel with a small clearance at the bottom so it isn’t sitting in damp soil. If you want a crisp base line and to keep the timber further from ground moisture, a gravel board can help. You can also browse the wider styles in our decorative fence panels range, or view the full selection of this style in omega lattice fence panels.

This 3ft height Omega is a great choice when you want something more decorative than a standard boundary panel, with a modern hit and miss look through the body and a curved lattice top that lifts the overall finish.

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