Co-Extrusion Composite Flat Fencing 20.7cm x 1.8m - Antique

Our Co-Extrusion Composite Flat Fencing Board in Antique is a great choice if you want the warmth and character of timber with the convenience and durability of composite materials.

Each board is approximately 20.7cm wide, 1.8m long and 2cm deep, providing generous coverage for full-height fence panels. The Antique colour offers a classic, versatile tone that works beautifully with both traditional and contemporary gardens.

The co-extruded outer layer gives the board its realistic woodgrain finish while enhancing resistance to the elements. This advanced construction helps protect against fading, warping and splintering, so your fence continues to look good with minimal intervention. There’s no need for regular painting or staining—just occasional cleaning with mild soapy water.

These boards are designed for use within a compatible composite fencing system, where they can be stacked or fixed between posts to form smart, solid panels. They are equally suitable for new fence installations and for replacing individual boards in existing runs.

With six colours available—Teak, Anthracite, Antique, Charcoal, Light Grey and Walnut—you can mix and match or coordinate your fencing to suit the rest of your outdoor design.

A robust, low-maintenance fencing solution with the look of timber and the performance of composite.

Use these boards as part of a suitable composite fencing system with posts, rails or channels designed to accept flat slats. Always check and follow the guidance for your specific system, but you can follow this general approach:

Set out and install posts
Mark out your fence line and set posts at appropriate centres for the 8m boards. Dig post holes, set posts in concrete and ensure they are plumb and aligned. Allow the concrete to cure fully before fitting boards.

Fit the lower rail or support
Install the bottom rail or channel between posts at the chosen height. Confirm it is level along the full run to ensure straight, even boards.

Install the first Antique board
Position the first board onto or into the bottom support. Check it is level and correctly seated before continuing.

Build up the panel
Add further boards, stacking or fixing them in line with the fence system’s instructions. Maintain consistent spacing or engagement in side channels to achieve a clean, uniform face.

Add the top rail and trims
Once the panel reaches the desired height, install the top rail or capping to secure the boards in place. Fit any matching trims or finishing strips to conceal fixings and complete the look.

Inspect and clean
Check the entire fence for straightness, secure fixings and consistent board alignment. Brush off dust and rinse with water if needed. Ongoing care is minimal and usually limited to occasional cleaning.

Always adhere to any specific installation leaflet supplied and follow best practice for safe, long-lasting fencing.