Round Top Picket Board 1.8m x 100 x 22

Description

A garden classic that never goes out of style. The Round Top Picket Board brings the charm and character of traditional picket fencing to boundaries, front gardens, and cottage-style schemes — finished with the clean, familiar curved profile that has defined garden borders for generations. At 1.8m x 100 x 22mm and treated with Tanalised Green for lasting outdoor performance, it’s as dependable as it is appealing.

The fence that says something about the garden before you’ve even opened the gate.

Why we love it
– Iconic round top profile for a classic, characterful garden boundary
– Tanalised Green treatment for long-term rot and decay resistance
– 100mm face width — the traditional picket proportion that always looks right
– 1.8m length gives flexibility for standard height and cut-down applications
– Suits cottage, country, traditional, and informal contemporary garden styles

Specification
– Length: 1.8m
– Width: 100mm
– Thickness: 22mm
– Profile: Round top
– Treatment: Tanalised Green

Best for
– Front garden boundaries and entrance borders
– Cottage, country, and informal garden schemes
– Enclosing vegetable gardens and kitchen gardens
– Decorative boundary and border definition
– Residential and trade garden fencing projects

What makes this product special
There’s a reason picket fencing has endured — it defines a boundary without closing one off. The round top profile keeps things soft and welcoming, the open spacing lets planting breathe on both sides, and the overall effect is a fence that feels like part of the garden rather than a barrier around it. Tanalised treatment means the charm lasts as long as the timber — and with a lick of paint or left natural, it settles comfortably into almost any garden setting.

Caragh’s Garden Notebook
Picket fencing works hardest when it’s consistent — evenly spaced boards, uniform height, posts set properly upright. It’s the kind of fence that rewards careful installation because the eye travels along the whole run and notices when something’s slightly off. Paint it white for a classic cottage look, charcoal for something more contemporary, or simply leave it in the natural Tanalised Green if it’s going to be wrapped in planting. Roses climbing over a picket fence is one of those combinations that never fails — there’s a reason it’s been the same image for two hundred years.