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Why Is It Called Closeboard, Featherboard or Featheredge Fencing?

If you’ve been researching fencing options, chances are you’ve come across the terms Closeboard, Featherboard and Featheredge fencing. You may be wondering if these are all the same thing. The simple answer is yes. These three terms all refer to the same style of fence, but the different names can cause confusion. In this blog, we look at why these names exist, where they come from and what they actually describe.  The term Closeboard, Featherboard and Featheredge is found in other sectors like cladding but mainly fencing.  So the boards are designed for fences.  If you are wondering whether to use any type of timber from a timber merchant rather than specifically designed, cut and treated for fencing applications then read our blog on panels vs building your own fence . What Is Closeboard or Featheredge Fencing? Closeboard fencing is one of the most popular fencing styles in the UK. It is known for its strength, durability and smart, traditional appearance. The structure...

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