Palisade & Picket

Palisade Project Help for DIY - Materials and Cost £0.00 /
Palisades or Pickets From £1.81 /
Palisade and Pickett Garden Gates From £71.65 /
Mortised Posts for Closeboard or Palisade Fencing 12.5cm x 10 cm (5" x4") From £30.17 /
Mortised Posts for Closeboard or Palisade Fencing 10cm x 10cm (4" x 4") From £15.36 /
Concrete Mortised Posts for Closeboard and Palisade Fencing From £34.12 /
Palisade Fence Panel From £25.04 /
Centre Stump for use with Closeboard or Palisade fencing £1.69 /
Mortised Wall or Post Plates From £1.20 /
Wooden Cleats For Attaching Wooden Gravel Boards £0.55 /
Gravel Board for Fencing or General Use From £2.96 /
Arris Rails From £4.62 /

Palisade or Picket Fencing

Palisade or Picket fencing is very popular as front or back garden boundary fencing, particularly where a solid fence is not needed or desired. Palisade Fencing can also be used to partition off parts of the garden, such as the veggie patch, from children and pets. Matching gates and all the gate fittings are also available.

If you want more information on our palisade fencing, please check out our Palisade Fencing Materials and information help pages.
All our Palisade fencing materials are pressure-treated with preservatives for longevity. We recommend that our pressure-treated fencing be given a coat of UV wood oil when it is new. Then reoiled every year. This oiling will help to reduce the natural weathering effects and keep your fence looking good for longer. See our sheet on Looking after pressure-treated fencing for more options. To produce the traditional cottage-style fence, the fence can be treated with a coloured, water-based fence instead of oiling. Ideally, the fence should be left for several months for the pressure treatment to dry out before retreating. It is best to avoid dark colours as they attract heat which may cause additional movement in the timber.