Privacy and outlook
Compare open slats, continuous panels and angled louvres from the viewing positions that matter. The arrangement of the infill changes both the appearance and the degree of screening.
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Fencing
Slat, privacy, louvre, blade, batten and pool fencing.
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UNDERSTAND THE RANGE
Find the right fit for your space.
A fence shapes the way a property meets its surroundings. Open slats and vertical profiles define a boundary while keeping a visual connection with the landscape; continuous infill creates a more private space. Orient’s aluminium range brings together different panel structures, posts and finishing components. For a trade range or installation project, start with the desired appearance, then coordinate the fence runs, corners and gate openings as one layout.
A complete boundary
Plan posts, end connections, corners and gates together. Changes in ground level and the chosen mounting method influence the panel schedule and component selection.
Finish and purpose
Coordinate approved colours and wood-grain options with the entrance and façade. For pool applications, review the exact configuration against the destination’s barrier requirements.
Applications to explore
Garden and courtyard boundariesResidential frontage and side boundariesCoordinated fencing and gate packages
COMPARE THE CATALOGUE
Fencing: selection at a glance.
Compare the reference details for each product, then open its page for the complete specification and illustrated components. Values describe the listed designs; confirm final dimensions, components and packing for your order.
| Product | Primary catalogue detail | Additional catalogue detail |
|---|---|---|
| Slat Fencing | Common panel W × H2400 × 1800 mm | Slat sections65 × 16, 80 × 16, 100 × 16, 150 × 16 mm |
| No-gap Slat Fencing | Common panel W × H2400 × 1800 mm | Slat sections100 × 16 or 150 × 16 mm |
| Louvre Blade Fencing | Common panel W × H1800 × 1500 mm | Louvre sections70 × 30, 64.5 × 44 or 95 × 25 mm |
| Louvred Fencing | Frame section shown50 × 50 mm | Louvre section shown95 × 25 mm |
| Blade Fencing | Common panel W × H2000 × 1000 mm | Example panel sizes W × H1600 × 800; 2400 × 1200; 2800 × 1400; 3000 × 1800 mm |
| Batten Fencing | Batten sections shown65 × 16; 50 × 10; 38 × 16; 76 × 16 mm | Rail options shown40 × 40; 50 × 50; 60 × 60; 65 × 65 mm |
| Multi-angle Fencing | Post section shown65 × 65 mm | Infill choices150 × 16 mm slat; 80 × 16 mm slat; glass |
| Pool Fencing | Design choicesFlat top, loop top and decorative pickets | MaterialAluminium |
| Fencing Accessories | Post with foot plateStandard heights shown: 1300–1600 mm | Post without foot plateHeights shown: 1800–2400 mm |
Product selection questions
How do slat, no-gap, louvre and batten fencing differ?
Slat and no-gap systems use horizontal infill profiles; louvre designs use angled profiles, while batten fencing uses a different linear infill arrangement. Compare the illustrated sections, panel layout and intended viewing direction before selecting a system. Privacy depends on the selected spacing and layout.
What information is needed for an aluminium fencing quote?
Provide a drawing of each fence run, panel widths and heights, corners, ground-level changes, gate openings and finish. Select the infill and post arrangement, then confirm the mounting surface and fittings with the installer and the supply team.
CHOOSE YOUR PRODUCT
Explore Fencing.
Compare the designs, materials and configurations below.
Slat Fencing
Horizontal aluminium slats with open spacing create a defined boundary while allowing views between the slats.
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No-gap Slat Fencing
Tongue-and-groove slats form a continuous privacy panel without the open gaps of conventional slat fencing.
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Louvre Blade Fencing
Angled louvre blades are supported between posts to create a screened boundary with a directional appearance.
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Louvred Fencing
A framed louvred panel creates a consistent screened finish across long boundaries and individual fence bays.
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Blade Fencing
Closely arranged vertical blades give the fence a strong linear appearance, supported by horizontal rails and end posts.
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Batten Fencing
Vertical battens produce a more open rhythm along the boundary. The system combines battens, rails, posts and finishing caps.
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Multi-angle Fencing
A corner-post arrangement combines solid slat, open-slat and glass infill in a coordinated boundary system.
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Pool Fencing
Tubular and picket-style aluminium panels are shown in flat-top, loop-top and decorative designs for poolside boundaries.
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Fencing Accessories
Posts, base plates, caps and brackets complete the tubular fencing system. Select components to match the chosen panel.
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Make the details work together.
Measure the fence line
Record run lengths, ground levels, corners and openings. Identify the supporting surface and confirm the approved post and fixing arrangement.
Assemble the selected system
Use the drawings for the chosen panel and post combination. Check alignment, connections and finishing covers before handing over the installation.
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