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6FT x 4FT Point Top Picket Fence Panel - Pressure Treated Brown

6FT x 4FT Point Top Picket Fence Panel - Pressure Treated Brown
£33.99
EX VAT: £28.33
Product Information
MaterialWood
Panel TypePicket Fence Panel
Width1830MM
Height1200MM
Depth50MM
ColourBrown
TreatmentPressure Treated
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This 6ft x 4ft Point Top Picket Fence Panel is a strong option when you want a taller picket fence line with a traditional look. At 4ft high it gives more separation than lower picket panels, which suits side boundaries, front gardens where you want a bit more screening, and internal dividers where you still want the fence to feel open. The pointed top finish adds a classic profile that looks right on traditional properties and tidy garden layouts.

The panel is pressure treated for outdoor use and built from thirteen 75 x 19mm picket pales fixed to two 75 x 32mm back rails. The pales are spaced at roughly 75mm apart, giving that familiar picket pattern and plenty of visibility through the fence. The open design keeps light moving through the garden and avoids the heavy feel that solid fencing can bring, while still giving a clear boundary line.

At this height, it’s worth taking a little extra care with your layout. Set posts straight and keep bay sizes consistent so the run looks neat and fence panels sit without forcing. If you’re working on uneven ground, stepping the fence often gives a cleaner result than trying to follow the slope in one line. Keep a small clearance at the bottom and avoid letting soil build up against the timber over time.

This panel can be used with timber or concrete posts depending on the finish you want. Timber posts keep a traditional all-wood look, while concrete posts can be a practical choice for a more rigid structure. If you need matching posts, see our fence posts range, including wooden fence posts and concrete fence posts. For other heights and top styles, browse our picket fence panels.

Fitted level with tidy post centres, this 6ft x 4ft pointed top panel gives a classic picket look with a bit more height for stronger boundary definition.

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