Board Dimensions and Four-Piece Packs
Boards are nominally 3/4 inch thick and 69-1/2 inches long. Each board provides 5-7/8-inch effective coverage, with tongue-and-groove edges joining adjacent boards.
Each pack contains four boards.
One Board Range, Two Fence Directions
The same board range forms the infill for horizontal composite fencing and vertical composite fencing. Each system uses its corresponding rails and post connections.
Wood-Look Colors with Matching Components
Redwood, Teak and Charcoal share the board dimensions. Matching fence rail sets and steel posts complete the horizontal or vertical configuration.
The composite fencing range combines these board colors with different privacy layouts and directions.
Composite Fence Panels: Frequently Asked Questions
Are the Packs Complete Fence Sections?
Each pack contains four individual boards. The six-foot-wide Teak horizontal section uses boards together with separate rails, posts and fittings.
How Many Boards Are Used in a Six-Foot Vertical Section?
The nominal 8 ft W × 6 ft H Teak vertical section uses 16 full-length boards, supplied in four packs.
How Many Packs Are Used in Shorter Vertical Configurations?
The three-foot full-privacy and four-foot slatted-top vertical configurations each use 16 short pieces cut from eight original boards. Each requires two four-board packs.
What Are the Boards Made From?
The boards blend natural wood fibers with recycled plastics, including polyethylene.
Do the Boards Need Painting or Staining?
The composite boards require no routine painting, staining or sealing. They resist damage from moisture, rot and insects.
Are Matching Boards Used in Gates?
The composite fence gate range uses the same Redwood, Teak and Charcoal board colors with aluminum gate frames.