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New Fence Panels from Jacksons Fencing

New Fence Panels from Jacksons Fencing

Jacksons Fencing is proud to announce the launch of two innovative products within its premium fencing portfolio. The Viking topper panel and the PineGroove fence panel introduce fresh design possibilities, advanced durability, and the long established performance of Jakcure® timber treatment to outdoor projects and garden spaces.

Developed in response to the increasing demand for fencing that blends strength, security, longevity, and contemporary design, both panels are crafted from high quality Jakcure® pressure treated softwood, backed by a 25 year guarantee, and manufactured using stainless steel fixings to ensure enduring performance.

Viking Topper Panel

The Viking topper panel brings a striking architectural flourish to any boundary, making it ideal for customers looking to add height while maintaining light flow and discouraging climbing. Taking inspiration from the graceful curve of a Viking longship, this unframed topper offers a modern, sculptural silhouette suited to a broad range of garden styles.31105834274?profile=RESIZE_710x

Designed for installation with slotted Jakposts®, the 370mm high panel features a 70mm deep concave curve that softens the fence line while reducing the opportunity for secure footholds. With vertical pales and a smooth natural timber finish, the Viking topper panel requires no further treatment, painting, or staining throughout its lifespan.

Key Features

  • Jakcure® pressure treated softwood with a 25 year guarantee
  • 70 mm deep concave curve for a distinctive, architectural finish
  • Clean, unframed, contemporary design
  • Compatible with slotted Jakposts® for straightforward installation
  • Adds height without obstructing light
  • Naturally discourages climbing
  • Stainless steel fixings for long lasting durability

Offering an elegant alternative to traditional trellis, the Viking topper panel delivers strength, style, and a unique profile that enhances both new and existing fencing.

PineGroove Panel

The PineGroove panel is a solid vertical board design created for customers seeking a modern aesthetic paired with exceptional strength, privacy, and acoustic benefits. Constructed from alternating narrow and wide 24 mm interlocking softwood pales, the panel delivers a bold, contemporary appearance supported by remarkable structural integrity.

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Supplied in 0.90 m high stackable sections, the PineGroove panel provides flexibility in installation and ease of transport and handling. Each section is joined with a decorative wooden band that adds both visual interest and reinforcement.

Made using dense, naturally resinous softwood and secured with stainless steel fixings, the PineGroove panel offers impressive performance and the reassurance of Jacksons Fencing’s 25 year Jakcure® guarantee.

Key Features

  • Jakcure® pressure treated softwood with a 25 year guarantee
  • Alternating pale widths for a bold, modern look
  • Interlocking vertical boards deliver exceptional strength
  • Solid construction enhances privacy and security
  • Decorative central joining band
  • Stackable 0.90 m sections for versatile installation
  • Designed for use with slotted Jakposts®
  • Stainless steel fixings throughout

With its refined vertical styling and engineered durability, the PineGroove panel is ideal for contemporary gardens, modern architecture, and projects requiring robust, premium fencing.

Elevating Outdoor Design with Enduring Craftsmanship

With the introduction of the Viking topper panel and the PineGroove panel, Jacksons Fencing continues to demonstrate its commitment to producing high quality timber products that offer long lasting performance and timeless design.

Both panels are now available to order and integrate seamlessly with Jacksons Fencing’s wider panel ranges and the slotted Jakpost® system.

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