6 x 6ft Fence Panels
Transform your outdoor space with 6x6ft fence panels which are the perfect solution for creating a secure, private, and attractive garden boundary. 6x6ft fence panels are designed to suit a wide range of properties, with their size being one of the most popular in the UK thanks to their ideal balance of height, durability and visual appeal. If you’re installing a new fence from scratch, don’t forget your fence posts too.
Find Out More
A 6x6ft fence panel offers you the perfect combination of practicality and style. One of the biggest advantages of the size of these panels is the level of privacy and security they provide, allowing you to enjoy your outdoor space in comfort and at ease of any unwanted access. They’re also available in a variety of styles so you can choose which best suits your space. When choosing fence panels for your property, quality matters. Made for their strength, reliability and long-lasting performance, our 6x6ft fence panels are the ideal option for you.
Discover our entire fence panel range for even more choice.
Installing a fence yourself? Read our how to install a fence guide for a step-by-step guide.
FAQs
How much are 6x6 fence panels?
The price of 6x6ft fence panels will differ depending on the style you go for and whether they’re pressure treated or not. Our products currently range between £32 - £98 for single panels, or you can choose multipack options which start from £243.
What are the different types of 6x6ft fence panels?
There are a variety of different 6x6ft fence panels. Our range currently consists of:
- Overlap fence panels
- Closeboard fence panels
- Acoustic fence panels
- Double and single slatted fence panel
- Flat top fence panels
- Dome top fence panels
- Vertical and horizontal fence panels
- Composite fence panels
How can you maintain 6x6ft fence panels?
Proper maintenance is essential for your 6x6 fence panels to keep them strong, visually appealing, and weather resistant. We’d recommend regularly cleaning them to clear dirt, moss and mildew, apply a quality wood treatment, regularly inspect for damage and repair if needed, and try to prevent rot at the base of the panels by keeping them dry with concrete or gravel boards and also keeping grass trimmed.