Fence panels
Discover B&Q's range of fence panels to suit any taste and budget. Made with FSC-certified timber from sustainable sources, our garden fence panels are also treated against rot and fungal decay, giving you a guarantee of up to 15 years. Popular fence panel styles include the traditional overlap fence panels and feather edge fence panels. But fencing doesn't just have to be functional, it can also be beautiful, which is why we also range modern designs with smooth timber, sophisticated, clean edges and robust frames. Our Neva modular fencing lets you get creative by combining your choice of wood fence panels, metal fence panels, and acrylic for a fencing solution that's truly unique. Fencing panels usually have a standard width of 6ft (1.83m) for British-made panels, but we also stock other widths at B&Q to suit whatever requirement. Find the best fence panel for your home online today and give it a lick of colour with garden fence paint.
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Ideas & Advice
Popular types
Choosing the right fence panels helps shape the look, privacy and security of your garden. Slatted fence panels are a popular choice for modern outdoor spaces. Their open design allows light and airflow through, while still creating a clear boundary. If you prefer a more traditional style, lap fence panels and overlap fence panels offer dependable coverage and a familiar garden look that works well in most settings.
For strength and durability, feather edge fence panels and closeboard fence panels are built with vertical boards that provide a solid, sturdy structure. These are ideal for exposed areas or gardens that need extra privacy. Pressure treated fence panels are specially treated to help protect against rot and fungal decay, making them a practical long-term investment.
If you’re looking for a smooth, fitted finish, tongue and groove fence panels and shiplap fence panels offer tightly interlocking boards that create a clean and uniform appearance. For added visual interest, cross top fence panels introduce a decorative upper section that softens the overall design. Double sided fence panels are perfect for shared boundaries, providing an attractive finish on both sides. For a contemporary twist, horizontal fence panels deliver sleek lines that suit modern garden layouts beautifully.
Fence sizes
Fence panels come in a wide range of heights and widths, making it easy to create the right level of privacy and protection for your garden. 6ft fence panels are one of the most popular choices, offering full-height screening that’s ideal for boundaries and overlooked spaces. If you’d prefer a lower option to define areas without blocking light, 3ft fence panels, 4ft fence panels and 5ft fence panels are great for front gardens, patios or sectioning off different zones.
For added security or taller boundaries, 7ft fence panels and 8ft fence panels provide extra height and coverage, particularly useful in exposed gardens or along rear perimeters. Smaller options such as 2ft fence panels can be used as decorative toppers or to edge pathways and planting areas.
Material also plays a role in choosing the right size. 3ft wooden fence panels are a classic choice for traditional garden layouts, while 3ft metal fence panels offer a more contemporary or ornamental finish. For low-maintenance solutions, 6ft plastic fence panels resist rot and require minimal upkeep. If you’re after a modern look with strong vertical lines, 6ft slatted fence panels combine height with stylish airflow and light flow.
Colours & materials
Fence panels are available in a wide range of colours and materials, allowing you to match your garden style, level of maintenance, and long-term durability needs. Wooden fence panels and timber fence panels are the most traditional choices, offering a natural, warm appearance that complements plants, trees, and landscaping. These panels can be left in their natural fence panels state for a classic, understated look, or treated with stains and paints to create brown fence panels that bring richness and character to your outdoor space.
For low-maintenance and long-lasting solutions, composite fence panels combine recycled wood and plastic, giving the appearance of timber with added durability and water resistance. Plastic fence panels are another practical option, ideal for rot-free, long-term performance, and they are available in a variety of finishes that suit both contemporary and traditional gardens.
Modern gardens often benefit from sleek, neutral tones. Grey fence panels or black fence panels create a stylish, contemporary look, while black metal fence panels and other metal fence panels provide strength, security, and a low-maintenance option for boundary fencing. If you want your fence to blend seamlessly with greenery, green fence panels are an excellent choice. Selecting the right colour and material ensures your fencing is both visually appealing and durable, perfectly suited to your garden’s style and your household needs.
Brands & ranges
There’s a wide selection of trusted brands and ranges offering fence panels designed to suit every garden style, budget, and durability requirement. Willow fence panels and Premium Hazel Hurdle fence panels bring a traditional, natural look, perfect for rustic gardens or creating charming hedged boundaries. For contemporary designs, Venetian fence panels provide a modern slatted effect that adds style and privacy, while PVC privacy fence panels offer a durable, low-maintenance option ideal for exposed or high-traffic areas.
Several brands focus on performance and versatility. Panacea fence panels and Neva fence panels combine strength with a range of finishes, giving you options for both practical boundary protection and visual appeal. For trusted DIY-friendly solutions, GoodHome fence panels provide quality, affordability, and ease of installation. Popular UK brands like Rowlinson fence panels, Vidaxl fence panels, and Forest Garden fence panels offer a wide variety of styles, from traditional timber to modern composites, ensuring there’s something to suit every home.
For gardeners looking to add decorative touches or high-quality finishes, Primrose fence panels provide unique textures and designs that enhance outdoor spaces. Many brands also offer complementary accessories, such as posts, gravel boards, and caps, helping you complete your fencing project with a professional and long-lasting finish. Choosing a reputable brand ensures both durability and aesthetic appeal, giving your garden fencing a quality, long-lasting result.
FAQs
What size fence panels should I choose for my garden?
Most fence panels in the UK follow standard dimensions, with a common width of 6ft (1.83 m). Heights vary from about 3ft to 6ft depending on privacy needs. Short panels like 3ft or 4ft are great for decorative borders or front gardens, while 5ft to 6ft options offer more privacy and security. Taller options such as 7ft or 8ft exist but may need planning permission, so always check local rules before installing very tall fences.
Can I replace just one fence panel?
Yes — you can often replace individual fence panels if the posts are still in good condition. Before buying a replacement, measure the gap between existing posts carefully to ensure the panel width matches. Keep in mind that older panels may differ slightly in size from new ones, so you may need to trim or adjust as necessary. Colour or style differences may also be noticeable if replacing just one panel.
What is the best type of fence panel for privacy?
Solid fence panels such as closeboard or feather edge options offer the most privacy because they block sightlines completely. Taller panels (like 6ft or more) also provide better screening from neighbours and passers‑by. If you want light without compromising privacy, combining solid panels with trellis toppers can be a good option.
How do I measure for fence panels accurately?
Measure the inside width between your posts, or the planned spacing if you’re starting fresh. Standard panels are typically 6ft wide, so dividing the total fence length by 6ft helps estimate how many you need. Always account for gravel boards and post fixings when calculating panel height — these can affect the final appearance and fit. Buying an extra panel or two is sensible in case of errors.
Can I install fence panels myself?
Yes — many homeowners install fence panels as a DIY project. Pre‑assembled panels make installation quicker, as they simply attach to fence posts with screws or nails. However, it’s essential to prepare the site properly, ensure posts are set at the correct depth, and follow manufacture guidelines. If you’re unsure, professional installers can help with tricky terrain or complex layouts.
Choosing the right fence panels helps shape the look, privacy and security of your garden. Slatted fence panels are a popular choice for modern outdoor spaces. Their open design allows light and airflow through, while still creating a clear boundary. If you prefer a more traditional style, lap fence panels and overlap fence panels offer dependable coverage and a familiar garden look that works well in most settings.
For strength and durability, feather edge fence panels and closeboard fence panels are built with vertical boards that provide a solid, sturdy structure. These are ideal for exposed areas or gardens that need extra privacy. Pressure treated fence panels are specially treated to help protect against rot and fungal decay, making them a practical long-term investment.
If you’re looking for a smooth, fitted finish, tongue and groove fence panels and shiplap fence panels offer tightly interlocking boards that create a clean and uniform appearance. For added visual interest, cross top fence panels introduce a decorative upper section that softens the overall design. Double sided fence panels are perfect for shared boundaries, providing an attractive finish on both sides. For a contemporary twist, horizontal fence panels deliver sleek lines that suit modern garden layouts beautifully.