Venetian Hit & Miss Fence Panels 


  • As seen on ITV's Love Your Home and Garden
  • All timber used throughout is superior quality Jakcure® treated softwood guaranteed for 25 years
  • Designed for use with slotted Jakposts
  • Stainless steel fixings are used throughout for longer life
  • All timber is planed all round for a high quality finish
  • Product is stacked to make higher panel
  • Allows light and air through 
  • Offers more privacy than traditional Venetian Fence Panels
  • Contemporary design that looks good from both sides
  • Panels manufactured in two heights 0.607m / 0.907m and can be combined
  • Browse our many different fence panel options
  • Please call our sales team for gate options in this design
  • Please note: capping not included as standard

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