Open board (hit-and-miss) fencing spaces its boards so the wind passes through instead of pushing the fence over — the smart choice for exposed Teesside gardens. And because the boards alternate, it looks just as good from your neighbour's side as yours.
Built like everything we do: pressure-treated tanalised timber, solid posts, gravel boards at the base, and our lifetime workmanship guarantee.
Frequently asked questions
What is open board fencing?
Boards fixed with deliberate gaps — either simple spaced boards or hit-and-miss (boards alternating on each side of the rails). It gives privacy at an angle while letting wind pass through, so it stands up brilliantly in exposed gardens.
Is it good for windy spots?
The best. Solid fences act like a sail; open board lets gusts bleed through, which means less strain on posts and panels in storms.