Heights
Commonly 1.8m rear, lower at front per planning norms.
Feather Edge Fencing · Stoke-on-Trent
Overlapping feather-edge boards for privacy and wind resistance, commonly used on rear gardens up to 2m where permitted.
Feather-edge boards taper in thickness, overlapping each other for a traditional British garden fence. The style is widely used on 1.8m and 2m rear boundaries across Stoke-on-Trent.
Boards are fixed to arris rails with galvanised nails, with optional gravel boards and concrete posts for durability.
Overlapping boards reduce gaps compared with waney-edge or some panel types. On open plots near the Peak fringe we often pair feather edge with concrete posts.
Commonly 1.8m rear, lower at front per planning norms.
Pressure-treated green or brown timber; stain optional after weathering.
Both use feather-edge boards. Closeboard usually means no gaps and a heavier rail layout — terms overlap in trade use.
Yes, trellis can sit above a feather-edge section within height limits you agree.
Boards follow stepped post heights to keep a level top line.
Yes — individual boards can be replaced without rebuilding the whole run.
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