Featherboard Fencing
Classic Closeboard,
Three Profiles.
Flat top, convex and concave featherboard panels — the most enduring garden fencing in the UK. Reinforced rails, premium vertical boards and 25-year Jakcure® guarantee.
Featherboard Fencing
Traditional closeboard fencing in flat top, convex and concave profiles. One of the most popular styles in the UK — crafted from premium sawn vertical boards with reinforced rails and Jakcure® treatment for a 25-year guarantee.
Specifications
- Jakcure® treated softwood
- Three profile options
- 25-year guarantee
- Reinforced rails
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Traditional Craftsmanship, Three Profile Choices
Featherboard — also known as closeboard — is one of the most enduring styles of garden fencing in the UK. Jacksons manufacture it in three distinct top profiles, all built from premium sawn vertical boards with reinforced rails and Jakcure® pressure treatment.
Flat Top
The most popular style — a level top providing a clean, uniform appearance. One of Jacksons' highest-selling panels, prized for maximum strength and a timeless look.
Convex
An elegant upward arch creates a graceful curved top that adds character to a plain boundary without compromising the panel's solid privacy.
Concave
A distinctive downward arch adds a twist to the timeless classic. Ideal for gardens wanting a softer, more decorative fence line.
Kit Form Option
Also available as traditional featherboard kit form, with boards fitted individually between posts — ideal for uneven terrain or bespoke heights.
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