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The Forest Garden Contemporary Slatted Fence Panel is an ideal choice for homeowners looking to modernize their outdoor space with a clean, architectural aesthetic. This robust 1.8m x 1.81m panel offers a perfect balance of privacy and airflow, making it excellent for garden boundaries or decorative screens; however, note that it requires periodic repainting every three years to maintain its sophisticated grey finish and protective integrity.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | GYSLT6HD |
| Brand | Forest Garden |
The panel measures 1.8m in width and 1.81m in height, with a structural thickness of 54mm.
While it comes in grey, you can repaint it, but it is recommended to stick to high-quality exterior wood paint to maintain the finish quality.
Yes, the timber is dip-treated and covered by a 10-year anti-rot guarantee.
They provide significant visual privacy, but because of the slatted design, they are not 100% opaque like a solid close-board fence.
The manufacturer recommends using RAL 7016 semi-gloss paint for touch-ups and full maintenance.
Apply a fresh coat of RAL 7016 semi-gloss paint every three years to restore the grey finish and UV protection.
Check that all vertical battens are securely fastened to the posts and that your fence posts are set deep enough in concrete.
Ensure the panel is not touching the soil directly; use gravel boards or post-raised fittings to provide clearance.
Installation requires standard fence posts, preferably pressure-treated to match the longevity of the panels. Due to the 1.8m width, ensure posts are measured accurately with plumb lines to avoid gaps. For care, the pre-painted grey finish should be treated with RAL 7016 semi-gloss paint. It is recommended to inspect the panels annually for any signs of damage or moss buildup. To extend the life of the wood, keep the bottom of the panels slightly elevated from the soil to prevent moisture wicking.
