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A treated crosshatch panel measuring 1130mm x 760mm x 32mm is a robust, pressure-treated timber lattice panel suitable for garden screening, decorative fencing, and trellis applications. The crosshatch pattern allows airflow while providing structure, making it a practical choice for both boundary and ornamental uses.
Specifications
| Property | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Timber |
| Treatment | Pressure treated |
| Nominal Size | 1130mm x 760mm x 32mm |
| Profile | Crosshatch (diagonal lattice pattern) |
| Use Class | UC3 (suitable for outdoor above-ground use) |
What it's used for
- Garden trellis panels fixed to posts or walls to support climbing plants such as clematis, roses, or ivy
- Decorative inserts within fence panel frames to add visual interest to boundary fencing
- Screening panels for bins, air conditioning units, or utility areas
- Topper sections fitted above solid fence panels to increase height while maintaining airflow
Fitting and handling
Store panels flat and off the ground in a dry, covered area prior to installation to prevent warping. When fixing, use galvanised or stainless steel screws or nails to avoid rust staining, and ensure all cut ends are treated with a suitable end-grain preservative before installation. In exposed locations, an additional coat of timber preservative or exterior wood stain will extend the service life of the panel.
FAQ
Is this crosshatch panel suitable for outdoor use in the UK climate?
Yes. The panel is pressure treated, which means it has been impregnated with preservative to resist rot, fungal decay, and insect attack when used in above-ground outdoor applications. This makes it appropriate for typical UK weather conditions.
Can I cut the panel to a smaller size on site?
Yes, the panel can be cut with a hand saw or circular saw. Any cut edges should be treated promptly with an end-grain timber preservative to maintain the protection provided by the original treatment.
What fixings should I use with a treated timber panel?
Always use hot-dip galvanised or stainless steel fixings. Standard bright steel nails and screws can react with the preservative chemicals in treated timber, leading to corrosion and staining on the wood surface.
Browse the full range of fence cladding and screening panels at Nottage Timber Merchants. We supply trade and retail customers across Bridgend and South Wales, with next-day delivery available to many local postcodes.
Description
A treated crosshatch panel measuring 1130mm x 760mm x 32mm is a robust, pressure-treated timber lattice panel suitable for garden screening, decorative fencing, and trellis applications. The crosshatch pattern allows airflow while providing structure, making it a practical choice for both boundary and ornamental uses.
Specifications
| Property | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Timber |
| Treatment | Pressure treated |
| Nominal Size | 1130mm x 760mm x 32mm |
| Profile | Crosshatch (diagonal lattice pattern) |
| Use Class | UC3 (suitable for outdoor above-ground use) |
What it's used for
- Garden trellis panels fixed to posts or walls to support climbing plants such as clematis, roses, or ivy
- Decorative inserts within fence panel frames to add visual interest to boundary fencing
- Screening panels for bins, air conditioning units, or utility areas
- Topper sections fitted above solid fence panels to increase height while maintaining airflow
Fitting and handling
Store panels flat and off the ground in a dry, covered area prior to installation to prevent warping. When fixing, use galvanised or stainless steel screws or nails to avoid rust staining, and ensure all cut ends are treated with a suitable end-grain preservative before installation. In exposed locations, an additional coat of timber preservative or exterior wood stain will extend the service life of the panel.
FAQ
Is this crosshatch panel suitable for outdoor use in the UK climate?
Yes. The panel is pressure treated, which means it has been impregnated with preservative to resist rot, fungal decay, and insect attack when used in above-ground outdoor applications. This makes it appropriate for typical UK weather conditions.
Can I cut the panel to a smaller size on site?
Yes, the panel can be cut with a hand saw or circular saw. Any cut edges should be treated promptly with an end-grain timber preservative to maintain the protection provided by the original treatment.
What fixings should I use with a treated timber panel?
Always use hot-dip galvanised or stainless steel fixings. Standard bright steel nails and screws can react with the preservative chemicals in treated timber, leading to corrosion and staining on the wood surface.
Browse the full range of fence cladding and screening panels at Nottage Timber Merchants. We supply trade and retail customers across Bridgend and South Wales, with next-day delivery available to many local postcodes.
