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1.2m x 125mm Feather Edge Board – Pressure Treated Green

This 1.20m x 125mm feather edge board is pressure treated to UC4 specification, making it suitable for long-term ground contact and high-moisture environments. With its taller height, it’s ideal for side returns, garden partitions, or front boundaries requiring more privacy than shorter boards can offer.

Each board originates from a 22mm thick piece of timber, cut diagonally using the 2EX method. This process produces two feather edge boards per cut, each tapering from approximately 15mm at the thickest point to 5mm at the edge. The result is a robust yet slimline board with excellent overlap for a weatherproof and visually neat finish.

To achieve a complete fence height of approximately 1.35m, this board is commonly installed above a gravel board, which also helps extend fence life by preventing splashback and direct ground contact.

Traditional Timber System

Pair with wooden fence posts, timber cant rails, and timber gravel boards to build a classic, natural timber fence line. Enhance the lifespan of your timber posts with optional Post Saver Sleeves.

Heavy-Duty Concrete System

Maximise durability by using concrete recessed fence posts and concrete gravel boards, while still achieving a traditional feather edge look.

Specifications

• Size: 1.20m (length) x 125mm (width)

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

• Profile: 2EX feather edge

• Finish: Pressure treated green (UC4)

• Ideal for: Taller front fencing, sectioned garden areas, or pedestrian walkways

Materials Related to “Feather Edge Board”

• Cant Rails – Horizontal support for fence boards.

• Wooden Fence Posts – Suitable for timber-only fence systems.

• Gravel Boards – Protects bottom boards from rot and moisture.

• Featheredge Boards – View our full range in all sizes and finishes.

• Postcrete – Fast-setting mix to secure posts.

• Post Saver Sleeves – Add ground-level protection affordably.

How do you install feather edge fencing?

How to install feather edge fencing
Explore our simple, practical guide to building your own closeboard fence — learn how to space rails, overlap boards properly, and secure your posts for a durable and attractive finish.