Description

1.83m x 150mm x 22mm Wooden Gravel Board – Pressure Treated Green

Green Treated Gravel Board for Base-Level Fence Protection

This 1.83m x 150mm x 22mm pressure treated green gravel board is the ideal base for your closeboard fencing setup. Pressure treated to UC4 specification, it offers strong resistance to rot and moisture, especially in contact with soil and wet ground. The sawn softwood timber provides a traditional finish that blends perfectly with other green closeboard materials.

Used at the bottom of your fence, it helps elevate featheredge boards off the ground to avoid splashback and extend the lifespan of the whole system. This board is ideal for use with standard 1.80m feather edge fencing to achieve a finished fence height of approximately 1.95m.

Specifications

• Size: 1.83m (length) x 150mm (height) x 22mm (thickness)

• Timber type: Sawn softwood

• Treatment: Pressure treated green (UC4)

• Usage: Base board for fencing

• Finish: Rustic green timber appearance

Traditional Timber System

Pair with wooden fence posts, cant rails, and matching green featheredge boards to complete your timber fencing system. Add Post Saver Sleeves to increase longevity of posts where they enter the soil.

Heavy-Duty Concrete System

Alternatively, integrate into a heavy-duty concrete system using concrete recessed posts and concrete gravel boards. Fit the wooden board in front of the concrete gravel board for a timber look, or use alone where preferred. Fix with galvanised nails, bolts, or timber screws.

Materials related to “Gravel Board”

• Featheredge Boards – Vertical boards fitted above the gravel board.

• Cant Rails – Horizontal support rails for feather edge setups.

• Wooden Fence Posts – Suitable for both traditional and hybrid installations.

• Postcrete – Fast-setting concrete for secure post fixing.

• Post Saver Sleeves – Ground-line protection for timber posts.

• Concrete Gravel Boards – Reinforced base layer option.

How do you install a wooden gravel board?

Secure your fence posts in the ground using Postcrete, then position the gravel board horizontally at the base. Fix in place using exterior screws, galvanised nails, or cup square bolts depending on your system. This gives you a clean base level to begin installing cant rails and featheredge boards.

Want a full breakdown of the install process? Visit:
How to Install Closeboard Fencing – A Beginner-Friendly Guide