Fir fencing kit 200 cm H 60 cm

Garden fencing kit 200 cm long / height 60 cm

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13 slats of 60 cm

2 rails of 200 cm

Section: 91*21

x 13

60 cm natural untreated wood fence slat

€32.50

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x 2

Wood rail 91x21 mm fence gate

€19.80

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Pack description

Fencing kit in 3 wood species of your choice: fir / pine / douglas

Sold without hardware

Natural untreated wood fence slat, length 60 cm. Bevelled Fir and Bevelled Douglas 91x21 mm, Rounded Pine 80x18 mm. Sold individually. Compatible with Woodup 91x21 mm rails. Spacing between slats from 10 to 30 mm depending on desired effect: from solid screening to an open trellis. Water-repellent protection to be applied before installation. Douglas recommended for exposed outdoor use. Calculate the number of slats: fence length divided by (slat width + chosen spacing).

Natural Wood Fence Slat 60 cm — Fir, Pine or Douglas, Sections 91x21 or 80x18 mm

This natural untreated wood fence slat measures 60 cm in length. Three species are available: bevelled fir and bevelled Douglas in 91x21 mm section, and rounded pine in 80x18 mm section. Sold individually to build or extend a low fence, a garden gate or a decorative panel. Compatible with 91x21 mm section rails from the Woodup range. An exterior water-repellent treatment must be applied before installation.

Key specifications

Specification	Description
Length	60 cm
Bevelled fir	Section 91x21 mm
Bevelled Douglas	Section 91x21 mm
Rounded pine	Section 80x18 mm
Finish	Untreated raw
Sold	Individually
Compatibility	Woodup 91x21 mm rails
Use	Outdoor — treatment required before installation

Key points

✓ 3 species: Fir, Pine or Douglas depending on desired appearance and durability
✓ Sold individually: order precisely according to the linear metres of fencing required
✓ Compatible with Woodup rails: consistent assembly across the entire range
✓ Bevelled profile (fir/douglas): natural rainwater run-off
✓ Raw wood: can be painted, stained or left natural to suit your décor

Installation advice

Calculate the number of slats required: for a fence with no gap, allow 17 slats of 60 cm per linear metre (91x21 mm section fitted edge to edge). With a 5 mm gap between slats, allow 15 to 16 slats per metre. Pre-drill each slat before screwing to prevent splitting, particularly with Pine and Fir. Use stainless steel 4x40 mm screws to prevent rust streaks. Apply the treatment to all faces and edges before installation.

Gap between slats: the choice of gap affects both wind resistance and visual effect. A gap of 10 mm gives an almost solid appearance. Between 15 and 20 mm, wind resistance is reduced — recommended for long runs and exposed areas. Beyond 25 mm, the trellis effect allows light and sight lines through.

Maintenance and protection

Renew the water-repellent treatment or wood stain every 2 to 3 years depending on exposure. Douglas can be left untreated and will naturally silver. Untreated pine and fir deteriorate rapidly in damp conditions — the initial treatment is essential. Check the tightness of the screws annually, especially at the ends of the rails.

WoodUp tip

What to know before buying: this 60 cm slat is sold individually. Calculate the number of slats required based on the width of your fence and the desired spacing before ordering. It is compatible with the WoodUp 91x21 mm rails (ID 754), to be ordered separately if you are working on a bespoke project rather than a complete kit. The rounded pine has a different section (80x18 mm) from the fir and douglas slats (91x21 mm): do not mix species in the same project without checking fixing compatibility. Water-repellent treatment is mandatory before installation.

Frequently asked questions

How many slats are needed for 1 metre of fencing with no gap?

For a 91x21 mm section fitted edge to edge: 11 slats per linear metre. With a 5 mm gap: approximately 10 slats per metre. Adjust according to the desired spacing between slats.

Can different wood species be mixed in the same fence?

Technically yes, but as the sections are different (91x21 mm vs 80x18 mm), the visual result will be inconsistent. It is advisable to stick to a single species for aesthetic coherence.

Are these slats compatible with the 91x21 mm rails from the range?

Yes. The bevelled fir and douglas slats in 91x21 mm section are directly compatible with the Woodup 91x21 mm rails. The rounded pine (80x18 mm) can also be fixed to them but presents a slight visual offset.

What is the difference between a bevelled slat and a rounded slat?

The bevelled slat has a top edge cut at an angle that encourages rainwater to run off, limiting moisture at the top. The rounded slat (pine) has a decorative semi-cylindrical profile, less optimised for water drainage.

Can these slats be painted in colour rather than stained?

Yes. An exterior microporous paint (acrylic or alkyd) is perfectly suited to this type of wood. Apply a wood primer before the topcoat for better adhesion and durability.

91x21 mm Douglas or Fir timber rails

Garden fence kit fir H 60 or 95 cm

Data sheet

Species/material: Pine
Species/material: Douglas
Species/material: Fir
Length (cm): 60
Section (mm): 9.1x2.1 cm or 8x1.8

Solid wood rail cross-section 91x21 mm, Douglas fir or Fir. 4 lengths: 100, 150, 175 or 200 cm. Sold individually. Horizontal structural component. Compatible with Woodup 91x21 mm fence and gate boards. Untreated - water-repellent protection required before installation. Prefer stainless steel screws for fixing to avoid rust stains on natural wood. Outdoor use. Use A2 or A4 stainless steel screws for fixing to avoid rust stains on natural wood.

Timber Rail 91x21 mm - Douglas Fir or Fir, 4 Lengths from 100 to 200 cm

This solid natural wood rail with a 91x21 mm cross-section is available in Douglas fir or Fir, in four lengths: 100, 150, 175 or 200 cm. Sold individually, it forms the horizontal structural component of fences, gates and wicket gates. It is compatible with the 91x21 mm fence and gate boards from the Woodup range. Untreated, it must be given waterproof protection before installation in exposed outdoor conditions.

Main characteristics

Characteristic	Description
Timber species	Douglas fir or Fir
Cross-section	91x21 mm
Available lengths	100, 150, 175 or 200 cm
Finish	Raw untreated
Sold	Per unit
Compatibility	Woodup 91x21 mm fence and gate boards
Use	Outdoor - treatment required before prolonged installation

Key points

✓ 4 lengths: 100 to 200 cm for all opening widths
✓ Douglas fir or Fir: superior natural durability of Douglas fir outdoors
✓ 91x21 mm cross-section: compatible with the entire Woodup fence and gate range
✓ Sold individually: precise calculation based on the number of rails required
✓ Cut to exact length: solid wood easily machined on site

Installation advice

For a standard fence, position one rail 10–15 cm from the bottom and one 10–15 cm from the top. For heights> 80 cm, add an intermediate rail. Fix the boards to the rails with stainless steel screws 4x40 mm with pre-drilled holes. Make sure the rails are level before fixing the boards. On gates, also fit a diagonal brace to prevent warping under the weight of the leaf.

Maintenance and protection

Treat the rail before installation with an exterior woodstain or oil. Reapply every 2 to 3 years. Douglas fir weathers to a natural grey and remains stable without treatment. Fir requires regular maintenance to prevent accelerated decay in damp areas. Inspect the contact areas with posts or boards annually.

WoodUp tip

Good to know before purchasing: this rail is compatible with all 91x21 mm fence and gate boards in the WoodUp range (IDs 596, 597, 598, 1211, 1213). Make sure your boards share this cross-section before combining references. Treatment required before prolonged outdoor use, particularly on cut ends if you trim the rail to an intermediate length.

Frequently asked questions

How many rails are needed for a gate that is 120 cm high?

Minimum two rails: one at the bottom at 10 cm and one at the top at 110 cm. For added rigidity, add a third rail at mid-height (60 cm) and a diagonal brace.

Can the 200 cm rail be used for a 200 cm wide gate?

Yes, the 200 cm rail corresponds exactly to this width. For a gate, plan for 3 rails per leaf over the height to ensure the rigidity of the whole structure.

Can the rail be cut to an intermediate length?

Yes. Solid wood is easily cut with a circular saw or mitre saw. Immediately treat the fresh cut with an end-grain sealer to protect the exposed section.

What is the difference in durability between Douglas fir and Fir for this rail?

Douglas fir has a natural durability class 3 for outdoor use without ground contact, allowing it to hold up without treatment for several years. Fir (class 3-4) is more susceptible to fungi and requires regular treatment in damp environments.