Description

2.40m x 125mm Feather Edge Board – Pressure Treated Brown

This 2.40m x 125mm brown feather edge board is one of the tallest options available, ideal for maximum privacy, strong boundary security, and screening tall areas such as rear garden fences, commercial boundaries, or roadside perimeters. UC4 pressure treatment makes it suitable for direct ground contact, ensuring long-lasting durability against rot and decay.

Produced using the 2EX cutting method, each board starts at 22mm thick and is split diagonally to form two tapered boards. The finished thickness ranges from approximately 15mm at the thickest edge to 5mm at the thinnest, offering excellent water run-off, durability, and ease of overlap.

When paired with a gravel board, the final fence height reaches 2.55m, making it ideal for large-scale fencing projects where height is a priority.

Traditional Timber System

Combine with wooden posts, cant rails, and timber gravel boards for a classic installation. Enhance post longevity with Post Saver Sleeves — a cost-effective solution for preventing rot at the vulnerable ground level.

Heavy-Duty Concrete System

For added strength and minimal maintenance, this board pairs well with concrete recessed posts and concrete gravel boards. This setup is ideal for long-term fencing in exposed or high-wear areas.

Specifications

• Size: 2.40m (length) x 125mm (width)

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

• Profile: Feather edge (2EX method)

• Treatment: Pressure treated brown (UC4)

• Use: Extra-tall closeboard fencing and high-privacy screening

Materials Related to “Feather Edge Board”

• Cant Rails – Horizontal supports for feather edge boards.

• Wooden Fence Posts – Strong vertical supports for timber systems.

• Gravel Boards – Protects boards from ground contact and raises fence height.

• Featheredge Boards – Available in various sizes and finishes.

• Postcrete – Easy-to-use quick-set concrete for fixing posts.

• Post Saver Sleeves – Budget-friendly protection against ground-line decay.

How do you install feather edge fencing?

Installing Closeboard Fencing – Beginner’s Guide
Our simple guide walks you through post spacing, fixing rails, overlapping boards, and the tools required to get a professional result.