Description

3.6m x 150mm x 22mm Wooden Gravel Board – Pressure Treated Green

Pressure-Treated Protection for Closeboard Systems

This 3.6m x 150mm x 22mm green wooden gravel board is UC4 pressure treated for durability and ideal for ground contact. It forms the base of any quality closeboard fencing system, helping to raise feather edge boards away from moisture at ground level, reduce rot, and increase overall fence lifespan.

Often paired with a 1.65m feather edge board to create a finished fence height of approximately 1.80m (1.65m + 0.15m), this board is suitable for both domestic and commercial fencing projects. The most popular finish height is 1.8m or 6ft.

Specifications

• Length: 3.6m

• Width: 150mm

• Thickness: 22mm

• Timber Type: Sawn softwood

• Treatment: Pressure Treated Green (UC4)

• Usage: Closeboard fencing base, rot protection, height extension

Traditional Timber Closeboard Fencing System

This gravel board fits perfectly into a full timber fencing setup using wooden fence posts, cant rails, and feather edge boards. For extra protection, Post Saver Sleeves can be applied to posts at ground level.

Heavy-Duty Concrete Fence System

Alternatively, this board can be installed using concrete recessed posts and recessed concrete gravel boards. This setup offers long-term strength and is especially effective in wet or high-traffic areas.

Materials related to “Wooden Gravel Board”

• Featheredge Boards – Overlapping vertical boards ideal for closeboard fencing.

• Cant Rails – Horizontal rails supporting the feather edge structure.

• Wooden Fence Posts – Traditional post choice for timber fencing.

• Concrete Fence Posts – Rot-proof support for heavy-duty installations.

• Postcrete – Quick-setting concrete mix for fixing fence posts.

• Post Saver Sleeves – Protective sleeves that prevent decay at ground level on wooden posts.

How do you install wooden gravel boards?

Wooden gravel boards are installed horizontally between your fence posts, either fixed directly to timber posts using nails or screws, or slotted into recessed concrete posts. They form the foundation of your fence, providing a level base and essential moisture barrier. Learn more in our guide: Installing Closeboard Fencing.