Description

1.65m x 125mm Feather Edge Board – Pressure Treated Brown

This 1.65m x 125mm pressure treated brown feather edge board is ideal for taller boundary fencing where both privacy and a robust structure are required. Treated to UC4 standards for in-ground use, it’s a popular choice for full-height garden fences or screening off high-traffic areas.

Manufactured using the 2EX method, this board starts as a 22mm thick length of timber, cut diagonally to create two tapered boards. The finished profile ranges from around 15mm at the thickest edge down to 5mm, allowing secure overlapping that withstands wind and weather.

When paired with a 150mm gravel board, the overall finished fence height reaches approximately 1.80m, a common and effective height for domestic boundary fences.

Traditional Timber System

Combine with wooden fence posts, cant rails, and timber gravel boards for a classic closeboard setup. Protect the base of your timber posts with Post Saver Sleeves for a very cost-effective middle ground against ground-level rot.

Heavy-Duty Concrete System

Alternatively, opt for concrete recessed posts and concrete gravel boards for superior durability and a maintenance-free system that won’t rot over time.

Specifications

• Size: 1.65m (length) x 125mm (width)

• Thickness: ~15mm to 5mm tapered (originally 22mm before cutting)

• Profile: 2EX feather edge board

• Treatment: Pressure treated brown (UC4)

• Use: Ideal for full-height residential fencing and private garden boundaries

Materials Related to “Feather Edge Board”

• Cant Rails – Horizontal rails to secure feather edge boards.

• Wooden Fence Posts – Traditional fencing post option.

• Gravel Boards – Adds 150mm of base clearance to prevent rot.

• Featheredge Boards – Other sizes and colours available.

• Postcrete – Fast-setting concrete to secure posts firmly.

• Post Saver Sleeves – Long-lasting protection against base-level decay.

How do you install feather edge fencing?

Installing Closeboard Fencing – Beginner’s Guide
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