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Aluminium Slat Fencing

Boundary, front and privacy fencing in the same four styles as our gates — supplied as repeating panels, or made to measure where the run will not repeat.

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Run of charcoal aluminium horizontal slat fence panels along a garden boundary with a lawn and cordyline in the foreground

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About aluminium slat fencing

Two questions decide what you need. First, the style: horizontal or vertical slats where you want screening, louvre where you want privacy with airflow, picket where the frontage should stay open. Second, whether your run repeats.

A straight, reasonably level boundary is best built from panels: the run divides into equal bays, one panel repeats, and the result is consistent along its whole length. A run that slopes, steps, turns an odd corner or has to resolve into an existing wall is a custom job, set out to the site rather than divided into equal parts.

If a gate is going into the same run, quote them together. Aligning the slat spacing and rail heights through the gate opening only works if the fence and the gate are set out as one.

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Gates to match

Horizontal Slat Gates

Flat slats running left to right. The modern default.

Vertical Slat Gates

The same flat slat profile, turned on end.

Louvre Gates

Angled blades: privacy from the street, airflow through.

Vertical Picket Gates

Classic picket proportions, in powder-coated aluminium.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Can slat fencing be custom sized?
Yes. Heights, bay widths and slat spacing are all set for your run, and runs that slope, step or turn are set out to the site rather than forced into equal panels.
What type of slat fencing is best for privacy?
For maximum screening with airflow, louvre. For strong screening at lower weight and cost, horizontal or vertical slats at a tight spacing. Picket fencing is not a privacy product — it is spaced to be seen through. If privacy is the goal, say how much and from where, and we will recommend a style and spacing.
How long does aluminium fencing last?
Aluminium does not rust, which is the failure mode that ends the life of most steel fencing, and a powder-coated finish is designed for long outdoor service. Actual service life depends on the environment — coastal exposure is harder on any finish than an inland suburb — and on basic washing down. We are not going to publish a number of years we cannot stand behind for every site.
Do you install fencing outside Sydney?
No. Fencing is supplied Australia-wide, but installation is available across the Sydney metropolitan area only. Outside Sydney we supply and you arrange your own installer.