We know that every garden is different, which is why our collection of affordable garden fencing panels boasts every shape, size and material you need when creating a contemporary garden. From 6x6 fence panels to 6x3, you can choose a size that seamlessly frames your garden in our collection. Are you looking to replace a single broken fence panel, or completely renovate your garden? From the classic slatted fence panels to the more decorative and modern fence panels, we'll have an option to suit your specific needs and garden look.
Don’t forget to coordinate your fence posts and garden gates to complete the look. If you’re still unsure of what fence set-up you need, read our fence panel buying guide.
Need some guidance on installation? Have a read through our guide on how to install a fence.
How much are fence panels?
How much fence panels are will depend on the type, style and quantity of panels you require. A singular fence panel from us ranges from £29-£1000 in price.
How do you attach fence panels to wooden posts?
All you need to do is position the panel between your posts, making sure it’s completely level before attaching the panel’s rails into your posts using galvanised screws or nails. To make alignment even easier, you can use brackets or clips instead. Make sure your panel is properly secure against your posts before you finish your project.
How wide is a fence panel?
Our range of fence panels range in width size, but our most popular size is 6x6 feet. 6x6 panels offer the most privacy and security, giving you complete peace of mind.
How to stop fence panels rattling
To stop your fence from rattling, you need to make sure the panels are secured securely and tightly to the fence post. If you notice your fence rattling then you should check all the screws, nails or brackets that are holding the panels in place and tighten or replace where needed. Another option is to add a wooden batten where the panel meets the post as this can help reduce movement and make the panel fit even more tightly.
How to cut a fence panel
The method you use could potentially change depending on the type of panel you’re using. However, as a general rule of thumb, you need to first measure the gap between the posts and mark a straight cutting line, leaving a small allowance so it fits seamlessly. Lay the panel flat on a stable surface, then use a handsaw or circular saw to cut through the frame and slats, keeping the cut as straight as possible with a guide.
How to disguise a fence panel
Your best option for disguising a fence panel is to use climbing plants such as ivy and vines. You could also add hedges, shrubs or trees in front of the fence.
