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6FT x 6FT Horizontal Hit & Miss Panel - Pressure Treated Green/Natural

6FT x 6FT Horizontal Hit & Miss Panel - Pressure Treated Green
6FT x 6FT Horizontal Hit & Miss Panel - Pressure Treated Green
6FT x 6FT Horizontal Hit & Miss Panel - Pressure Treated Green
6FT x 6FT Horizontal Hit & Miss Panel - Pressure Treated Green
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6FT x 6FT Horizontal Hit & Miss Panel - Pressure Treated Green
6FT x 6FT Horizontal Hit & Miss Panel - Pressure Treated Green
6FT x 6FT Horizontal Hit & Miss Panel - Pressure Treated Green
6FT x 6FT Horizontal Hit & Miss Panel - Pressure Treated Green
6FT x 6FT Horizontal Hit & Miss Panel - Pressure Treated Green/Natural
£71.49
£90.49
EX VAT: £59.58
  • Stock: In Stock
  • Brand: East Coast Fencing
  • Model: DEC_HDSLA180
  • Weight: 30.00kg
  • EAN: 5061025360208
Product Information
FinishSemi-Planed
MaterialWood
Panel TypeHorizontal Hit & Miss
Width6FT (1828MM)
Height1800MM
Depth45MM
ColourGreen/Natural
TreatmentPressure Treated
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The 6ft x 6ft Horizontal Hit & Miss Panel is the full-height choice for modern privacy on garden boundaries. It’s ideal for rear fences and side runs where you want maximum screening, but you prefer the cleaner look of a slatted decorative panel over a traditional solid fence. The hit and miss pattern helps block sight lines from most angles while still allowing some airflow through the fence.

Each panel is supplied at a true 1.828m width to match standard UK fence bays. They’re imported from Poland, made from semi-par timber, and pressure treated green for outdoor use. The panel is built in a 45 x 45mm frame for a neat, consistent finish. The body uses 100 x 5mm grooved slats fixed horizontally on both sides of the frame in an alternating layout, creating the hit and miss effect.

At 6ft high, straight posts and consistent bay sizes make all the difference to how the finished fence feels. Allow a small clearance so the panel drops in without forcing, and keep the bottom edge clear of the ground to reduce damp contact. If you’re comparing decorative styles and heights, browse decorative fence panels, or view the matching range in hit & miss fence panels.

This 6ft hit and miss panel is a strong choice when you want a modern, private fence line that still looks lighter than a fully solid panel.

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