If you change the cut pattern a little, you can get six walls 4/5ths of a square high.
Here's how:
Cut the board two, along the long axis, giving you two 2' x 8' pieces.
Cut one of those pieces into five identical rectangles.
Cut the other as described to give you the triangles, plus a square, which you trim down into the sixth rectangle.
Not *quite* as elegant as the five wall because it produces some wastage, but workable.
Update - now links to Woody's page - I didn't realize he'd posted this!
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