Fence privacy panels
The whole product. We cut a flat aluminum composite panel to the exact shape of each fence bay, arched gate tops included, drill it, and tie it to the back of the pickets with UV-rated tie wraps. Full privacy, no fence replacement, nothing drilled or welded into your fence, and the ornamental detail you paid for stays visible.
An ornamental aluminum fence is a grid of vertical pickets with air between them. That air is the whole point structurally, and the whole problem practically: it is what lets the neighbours watch you swim. Replacing the fence is expensive, and around a pool it means re-permitting something that already passes code. So we leave the fence alone and fill the air behind it.
The panel is flat aluminum composite, cut to the exact shape of each individual bay. We drill a grid of small holes through it and tie it to the back of the pickets with black UV-rated tie wraps. That is deliberately simple: the holes are in our panel, never in your fence, so nothing is drilled, welded, or bolted into the thing you already paid for, and the whole install can be undone in an afternoon if you ever sell the house or want a different pattern. The tie heads are visible up close, black against black, and read as fixings rather than as a mistake. Mounting behind rather than in front is what makes it look deliberate instead of patched on: from the street you still read the fence, the pickets, the finials, the scrollwork, and the panel simply becomes the dark ground behind them. Because we cut it rather than assemble it from strips, the top edge follows whatever your gate does, including an arch, which is exactly the shape that snap-in plastic slats can never handle. The bottom few inches of picket stay open so water, snowmelt, and leaves clear instead of piling against a wall.
Frequently asked questions
- Do you have to replace my fence?
- No. The panels mount to the fence you already have. Nothing is welded, cut, or removed, and a code-compliant pool fence stays code-compliant.
- Will it work on an arched gate?
- Yes, and this is the main reason to cut rather than use slats. We cut the panel to follow the curve of your top rail, so it fits the arch instead of leaving a gap under it.
- Can I still see the decorative parts of my fence?
- Yes. The panel sits behind the pickets and stops below the finials and any scrollwork or medallion, so the ornamental detail still reads from both sides.
- What about wind?
- A filled fence catches wind that an open one does not, which is why panel thickness and the number of tie points are decided at the measure, against your actual posts and spans, not from a catalogue.
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