A Bingley Fencing Backrail, size 4 x 1.5 (100mm x 38mm), in light green with a smooth wooden texture, is shown on a white background, oriented diagonally with one end closer to the viewer.

Against a plain backdrop, a piece of light green, rectangular wooden lumber is displayed. This Backrail by Bingley Fencing measures 3" x 1.5" (75mm x 38mm) and is pressure treated for enhanced durability. The smooth wood showcases visible grain textures, making it an excellent choice for crafting sturdy fence rails that integrate effortlessly into any landscape.

Load image into Gallery viewer, A Bingley Fencing Backrail, size 4 x 1.5 (100mm x 38mm), in light green with a smooth wooden texture, is shown on a white background, oriented diagonally with one end closer to the viewer.

Load image into Gallery viewer, Against a plain backdrop, a piece of light green, rectangular wooden lumber is displayed. This Backrail by Bingley Fencing measures 3" x 1.5" (75mm x 38mm) and is pressure treated for enhanced durability. The smooth wood showcases visible grain textures, making it an excellent choice for crafting sturdy fence rails that integrate effortlessly into any landscape.

Backrails - 4" x 1.5" (100mm x 38mm)

Name: Backrails - 4" x 1.5" (100mm x 38mm)
Brand: Bingley Fencing
SKU: BF1329
Price: 6.79 GBP
Availability: InStock

3.6m/12ft Long Sold out

4.2m/14ft Long Sold out

4.8m/16ft Long Sold out

£6.79

£6.79 ~~Inc VAT @ 20%~~

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Section sizes are 100mm x 38mm and lengths available are

3.6m/12ft Long
4.2m/14ft Long
4.8m/16ft Long

The backrails we stock are - Rough Sawn Tanalised ( Pressure Treated) & PSE (Smooth planed)

Fence Rails - Backrails

These fence rails are also known as backrails. They form part of the fence structure.

The image below shows the rails in the fence panel. We stock two different sizes of backrail, different sizes used for different fence construction. The image below shown is 3" x 1.5".

These are often used in

Featheredge Fences & Gates
Paling Fences & Gates

wooden fence rail with annotation with yellow arrows showing the backrail

Deliveries within 20 Miles of BD16

We charge a flat rate for delivery of our items depending on how far you are away from Bingley Fencing.

No matter how much you buy the flat rate will be the same

This is calculated on your postcode.

The bands are as follows:

Zone 1 : £15.60 (1-3 Miles Approx)
Zone 2 : £24.00 (3-6 Miles Approx)
Zone 3 : £33.60 (7-10 Miles Approx)
Zone 4 & 5: £54.00 (10 Miles + Approx)

NOTE: Delivery outside Zone 5 will incur extra cost.

The map showing the zones can be seen

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We aim to deliver all items up to 10 Business Days (except sheds which are made to order and usually 4-6 Weeks). We aim to delivery as soon as possible.

If there is an issue with supply we will call you straight away.

You can phone at ANY point and someone WILL answer the phone.

Answers to Common Questions About Fence Rails
Q1: What is a fence rail?
A fence rail is a horizontal board that connects fence posts and provides structure and support for the fence panels or pickets. It enhances the overall stability of the fence and helps maintain an even alignment.

Q2: How to build a post and rail fence?
To build a post and rail fence, first set posts at regular intervals, securing each with concrete. Attach rails between posts, securing them with nails or screws. Start at the top and add additional rails if required, depending on the fence height.

Q3: How many rails do I need for my fence?
Typically, a standard fence requires two to three rails, depending on its height and purpose. Lower fences may use two rails, while taller fences (6 feet or more) usually need three for added stability.

Q4: What size rail do I use for my fence?
Common rail sizes are 3" x 1.5" or 4" x 1.5". The size you choose depends on the fence height and expected load. Larger, thicker rails offer greater durability and are ideal for taller or high-traffic fences.

Q5: Which side do the rails attach to my fence?
Fence rails are usually attached to the back (or inside) of the fence, facing away from the public side. This positioning hides the rails for a cleaner look and provides additional security, as it limits access to the rail attachments.

Shrinkage/wood movement

Wood is a natural product and over time with extreme weather of rain and sun
the wood will contract and expand. This is not failure of the wood. Small
splits, cracks and knots can be wood filled where needed.

Wood may also move after installation which can cause issues but is completely unavoidable and is a result of being a natural product and is not a failing.

Wood Aftercare

All wood requires treatment to protect against the elements. This must be
done within 3 months of the timber being installed and annually thereafter.

Please click this link to view our woodcare products

We work within a 20 mile radius of Bingley (BD16)

Our installation packages include

1 Free no obligation quotation.
Removal and Disposal of existing
Timber or Concrete Posts
Fencing/Gates/Decking
Optional extras available on request

We offer a full installation of all of our timber products including Fencing, Decking, Gates, Trellis and Sheds.

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We offer trade discount for trade professionals which applies to all items purchased (excluding sheds & summerhouses). If you are interested please get in contact to complete a basic details form which means every time you shop you will get trade credit.

Please visit our dedicated Trade Account Page

We offer a cutting service if you need specific sizes.

We can usually turn this round within the day but please make contact to confirm.