Why Choose American Timber & Steel Board Fencing?

Quality board fencing starts with quality lumber.

American Timber & Steel manufactures fence boards designed to deliver long-lasting performance while maintaining the traditional appearance customers expect from board fencing.

Our board fencing offers:

• Premium Southern Yellow Pine for exceptional strength and durability
• Standard 6-inch wide, 1-1/8-inch thick boards designed for 8-foot post spacing
• Pressure-treated boards available with environmentally friendly CA-C preservative treatment
• Yellow Poplar and special-order Oak options available for select applications
• Compatible with our round fence posts for a complete fencing system
• Ideal for agricultural, residential, and commercial fencing projects

Whether you’re building a horse pasture, defining a property line, or enhancing the appearance of an estate, our board fencing provides a clean, professional finish designed for years of service.

Common Applications

Board fencing continues to be one of the most popular fencing styles because it combines strength with a classic appearance.

Common applications include:

• Horse farms and equestrian facilities
• Agricultural fencing
• Ranches and livestock operations
• Residential properties
• Estates and entranceways
• Parks and recreational facilities

Its clean lines and traditional design make board fencing a practical choice for projects where both appearance and function are important.

Built for Long-Term Performance

The quality of a board fence depends on the quality of the lumber.

Southern Yellow Pine remains one of the preferred wood species for board fencing because of its excellent strength and ability to accept preservative treatment. Pressure treatment helps protect the boards from decay and insect damage, extending the service life of the finished fence.

For projects where appearance or specific design preferences are important, Yellow Poplar and special-order Oak boards provide additional options while maintaining the traditional look of board fencing. Choosing the right material depends on the intended application, desired appearance, and long-term performance requirements.