Brown Treated Timber Fence Boards Palings UC3u FSC 19 x 100 x 900mm

Wooden fence panels define the borders of your outdoor space, providing privacy, shade and protection in your garden. 

Treated Fence rails are pressure treated to ensure durability and prevent rot and are ideal to create a traditional boarded fence. The treatment classification is User Class 3 or UC3u; providing robust protection against rot and decay, making it perfectly suited for above-ground outdoor applications. Whether you're setting up a tranquil retreat or a lively entertainment garden, Build your fence alongside UC4 ground treated fence posts for the ultimate long lasting garden. Further treatment, staining or paint is recommended to enhance the appearance of the product over it's lifetime.

Wood palings or fencing rails enable air to pass through, making them suitable for settings requiring adequate air circulation and a cosmetic finish. It also protects the fence from falling due to stronger winds or storms. Paling can be installed either vertically or horizontally or even create a slatted design. This creates a length of fencing around the area you are working with and are an ideal solution if you have an awkward space, or you can't find pre-assembled fence panels to fit.

Whether you're looking to create a decorative boundary or enhance the security of your property, these wooden fence panels are sure to deliver on all fronts, making them an excellent investment for any discerning home or business owner. Howarth is committed to supplying the highest quality, sustainable timber fencing products. Manufactured from FSC certified sawn timber, so you have complete peace of mind that the timber is procured from sustainable sources. 

Please note: Timber and stone are natural materials, and as such, variation in colour, texture, and natural markings is to be expected. We strive to represent our products as accurately as possible through imagery; however, colours and shades may appear differently depending on individual monitor settings such as brightness, temperature, and contrast. These variations are not considered defects.