Arris Rail – Brown Sawn Treated – Outdoor Fencing

Product Overview

Enhance your fencing projects with this premium brown sawn treated arris rail, offering a standard size of 75mm x 75mm x 3000mm. Designed specifically for supporting feather edge fencing panels, this rail is crafted from sawn softwood and features a triangular section that ensures reliable structural support across standard fencing bays.

The brown preservative treatment provides increased protection against fungal decay and insect damage, ensuring enhanced durability in outdoor environments. Its natural brown tone complements a wide range of timber fencing and landscaped garden settings.

Features & Benefits

• Structural support: Essential strength for feather edge fencing bays.
• Triangular profile: Securely slots into morticed fence posts.
• Durable timber: Sawn softwood offers strength and rigidity.
• Brown preservative treatment: Guards against rot and insect damage.
• Weather resistance: Ideal for outdoor fencing applications.
• Standard sizing: 75mm x 75mm x 3000mm fits most fencing layouts.

Applications

• Feather edge fencing: Primary rail support for vertical boards.
• Closeboard fencing: Creates a strong structural frame.
• Garden perimeters: Provides long-term durability for boundary fencing.
• Domestic and commercial projects: Suitable for a wide range of outdoor fencing installations.

Installation Guidance

• Cutting: Trim ends to size using a saw as needed.
• Positioning: Slot triangular profile into morticed fence posts.
• Fixing: Secure with screws or nails where necessary.
• Board fixing: Attach feather edge boards directly to the arris rails.
• Finishing: Apply fence treatment for additional protection if desired.

• Material specification: Sawn softwood with triangular profile.
• Treatment: Brown preservative treatment for enhanced durability.
• Application: Designed for use in fencing support structures.

FAQs

• Can this rail be used for all types of fencing? Yes, it's ideal for feather edge and closeboard fencing systems.
• Do I need to treat the timber after cutting? Yes, re-treat any cut ends to maintain protection.