available.Hit and Miss Fence Panels
The same look on both sides, with better airflow and privacy than a standard slatted panel.
Pressure Treated Hit and Miss Fence Panel
Starting From £90.00 Inc. VAT
Our pressure treated double-sided hit and miss fence panel is the perfect option for lovers of contemporary design. The layered slatted effect provides a modern aesthetic yet keeps an improved level of privacy.
- 44mm x 17mm slats With 12mm Gap
- 1800mm & 2100mm Modular Panel widths
- Stylish & Durable Double-Sided Panels
- Bespoke Options Available
Cedar Hit and Miss Fence Panel
Starting From £240.00 Inc. VAT
Our double-sided hit-and-miss fence panel has been designed for those who want the same look on both the front and back of the fence panel, which also gives a higher level of privacy
- 44mm Wide Slats
- High-Quality Canadian Red Cedar
- 1.8m & 2.1m Widths
- Bespoke Options Available
- Same Look On Front & Rear Of Panel
Why Choose a Hit and Miss Fence Panel?
If you’re fencing a boundary you share with a neighbour, hit and miss panels solve a common problem: normally one side gets the “good” face of the fence and the other gets the frame. With hit and miss, the alternating slats mean both sides look the same, so there’s no awkward conversation about who gets the nicer view.
The layered design also gives a bit more privacy than a standard slatted panel, while still letting air flow through — which makes them a sensible choice if your garden catches a lot of wind, since solid panels are more likely to take the strain in a storm.
Available in cedar for a premium natural finish, or pressure-treated for a more affordable option, both with bespoke sizing on request.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are hit and miss fence panels?
Hit and miss fence panels are wooden fence panels where the slats are alternated between the back and front of panel. They are ideal for areas where the same look and feel is needed on both sides of the panel yet with an improved level of privacy over single layer slatted fence panels.
Are hit and miss panels ok for windy gardens?
Hit and miss fence panels allow air to pass through the fence, decreasing the overall wind load on individual panels.