Standard Lap Panel / Larch Lap Panel

Standard Panel Height
0.9m x 1.83m (3ft High x 6ft Wide)
1.2m x 1.83m (4ft High x 6ft Wide)
1.5m x 1.83m (5ft High x 6ft Wide)
1.8m x 1.83m (6ft High x 6ft Wide)
In Stock
20
£ 50.00

A high quality standard fencing panel dipped for extra life.  Fitted on top of our Gravel boards extends the life of this panel even longer giving trouble free fencing for years.

Available in: 3ft, 4ft, 5ft and 6ft and are 6ft wide.

 




If you’re looking for a reliable fencing company in Kent, Larchlap fence panels (also widely known as Standard Lap panels or Waney Edge panels) offer a timeless, rustic look that fits perfectly into any Kentish garden.

Here is a breakdown of why these panels remain a favorite for homeowners from Sevenoaks to Canterbury.

What are Larchlap (Waney Edge) Panels?

Larchlap panels are constructed from horizontal timber slats that overlap one another. The term "Waney Edge" refers to the natural, live edge of the wood preserved on each slat, providing a traditional, textured finish that complements the "Garden of England" aesthetic.

Key Benefits for Kent Homeowners

Cost-Effective Privacy: If you have a large perimeter to secure in towns like Ashford or Medway, Standard Lap panels provide a solid privacy screen at a fraction of the cost of other fencing styles.

Traditional Aesthetic: The horizontal lines of Larchlap create a classic backdrop for climbing plants and traditional English flower beds.

Versatile Fit: These panels are standard sizes ($6\text{ft}$ wide), making them easy to slot into existing concrete or timber posts during a quick garden renovation.

Why "Larchlap" in the Kent Climate?

While the name suggests "Larch," most modern panels use a variety of high-quality softwoods. For homes in coastal areas like Whitstable or Folkestone, we highly recommend choosing Pressure-Treated Waney Edge panels.

Professional Installation in Kent

To ensure your Waney Edge panels stand the test of time against the winds of the North Downs, professional installation is key:

Timber or Concrete Posts: Larchlap looks excellent with timber posts for a seamless wood finish, but concrete posts offer the ultimate "set and forget" durability.

Capping Rails: A protective wooden strip across the top of the panel prevents rainwater from seeping into the grain.

Gravel Boards: We always recommend a gravel board to keep the bottom of your Standard Lap panels off the damp ground, significantly extending their lifespan.

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