Description

0.9m x 125mm Feather Edge Board – Pressure Treated Green

This 0.90m x 125mm green feather edge board is UC4 pressure treated, making it ideal for direct ground contact and long-lasting performance. It’s perfect for low-level fencing such as front gardens, decorative perimeters, or small boundary dividers where a shorter profile is preferred.

Each board is produced using the 2EX cutting method, which involves diagonally splitting a 22mm thick timber length into two tapered boards. This results in a finished board with a thickness tapering from approximately 15mm down to 5mm — providing structural integrity, good water runoff, and effective overlapping during installation.

When combined with a gravel board, the total installed height is approximately 1.05m, offering additional protection from moisture and an enhanced appearance.

Traditional Timber System

For a natural look, pair this board with wooden fence posts, cant rails, and timber gravel boards. To improve lifespan and reduce rot at ground level, Post Saver Sleeves offer a cost-effective upgrade.

Heavy-Duty Concrete System

For increased strength and long-term durability, this board can also be installed using concrete recessed posts and concrete gravel boards. This option requires less maintenance and is ideal for high-moisture or heavy-wear environments.

Specifications

• Size: 0.90m (length) x 125mm (width)

• Tapered thickness: ~15mm to 5mm (cut from 22mm original)

• Profile: 2EX feather edge

• Finish: Pressure treated green (UC4)

• Suitable for: Low-level fencing, decorative borders, front garden boundaries

Materials Related to “Feather Edge Board”

• Cant Rails – Horizontal rails that support and hold feather edge boards securely.

• Wooden Fence Posts – Ideal for traditional fencing frameworks.

• Gravel Boards – Prevents ground-level decay and lifts the final fence height.

• Featheredge Boards – Browse the full range for different sizes and finishes.

• Postcrete – Rapid-set concrete mix for fast post installation.

• Post Saver Sleeves – A cost-effective way to protect timber posts from rot at the ground line.

How do you install feather edge fencing?

How to install feather edge fencing
Learn the best practices for spacing, overlapping, and securing boards. This beginner-friendly guide walks you through installing your own closeboard fence with confidence. Clarke Fencing, your Suffolk based fencing and landscaping supplier