PE Outdoor Waterproof Decking 148*23 Panels Designs for Exterior Decoration

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PE Outdoor Waterproof Decking 148*23 Panels Designs for Exterior Decoration

Name: PE Outdoor Waterproof Decking 148*23 Panels Designs for Exterior Decoration
Brand: KSL WPC
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Model:
CO-FENCE
Brand:
KSL WPC

Choose KSL WPC decking, Creating a life that is close to nature.

Let you really get the feeling of wood

KSL WPC co-extrusion WPC decking board or second generation WPC. Comparing with the traditional WPC there is protective layer which is modified PE, this protective layer makes the products unparalleled performance and long-lasting aesthetics.

Item No.: KSL-COF02A

Board Width: 161mm

Board Thickness: 20mm

Product Description

Specifications
Brand	KSL
Name	WPC WALL PANEL
Item model	KSL-COF02A
Size	1800*1800mm
Length	Any size
Color	Standard available colors, or customized
WPC component	30% HDPE+60% wood fiber + 10% additives
Accessories	Patented clip-easy system
Maintenance	Free maintenance
Warranty	10 years (You can get more details from KSL team)
Certificate	CE/ISO9001/ISO14001
Recycling	100% recyclable
Package	Pallet or bulk packing
Payment	30% deposited, 70% see copy of B/L
Delivery time	15-20 days for 1*20ft container

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FAQ:

Do I need a permit to install fence panels on my property?

Permit requirements for fence panels vary by location—they are typically determined by your city, county, or homeowners’ association (HOA). In most areas:

Height matters: Fences under 6 feet (for backyards) or 4 feet (for front yards) often don’t require a permit, but taller structures (e.g., 8-foot security fences) usually do.

HOA rules: Even if local government doesn’t require a permit, your HOA may have strict guidelines on fence style, material, or color (e.g., banning certain metal designs or requiring wooden pickets).

Boundary fences: If the fence sits on or near a property line, some areas require written approval from your neighbor to avoid disputes.

Pro tip: Always check with your local building department or HOA before purchasing materials. Skipping permits can lead to fines or having to remove/reinstall the fence later.