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Adley 6′ x 6′ Pressure Treated Super Lap Flat Top Fence Panel

  • Product SKU: SI-008-047-0001
  • Brand: Adley
  • Merchants Checked: 12
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£47.00
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The Adley 6′ x 6′ Pressure Treated Super Lap Flat Top Fence Panel is a top-notch item that will definitely revamp any garden into an impeccable outdoor living area. Its dimensions also make it perfect for bordering the front of your premise, establishing a barrier without compromising the visual appeal of your property. This collection is crafted using pressure-treated overlapping timber to produce a robust finish that will provide numerous years of use. A horizontal ledge is attached to the rear of the panel, delivering substantial support against windy weather conditions. Kindly Note: Our fencing panels undergo pressure treatment prior to assembly to deliver the highest level of protection and extend the lifespan of your fence. To activate the complete 15-year anti-rot pledge, it is vital that you apply high-quality, solvent-based, timber preservative on the panels before or immediately after assembly. This treatment safeguards the timber from deteriorating and must be redone as per the manufacturer’s guidelines. Refer to the Terms and Conditions for more details.

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