Corner-led planning
The illustrated post arrangement helps bring changes in direction into the initial panel schedule.
Multi-angle Fencing · product view
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Multi-angle Fencing
A corner-post arrangement combines solid slat, open-slat and glass infill in a coordinated boundary system.
- Mix infill styles within the illustrated assembly.
- Discuss the required corner angle, infill and fixing arrangement.
Wholesale · OEM / ODM · Project supply
PRODUCT AT A GLANCE
Multi-angle Fencing: key details.
A corner-post arrangement combines solid slat, open-slat and glass infill in a coordinated boundary system.
- Post section shown
- 65 × 65 mm
- Infill choices
- 150 × 16 mm slat; 80 × 16 mm slat; glass
- Top profile shown
- 15 × 16 mm
Catalogue reference for this product. Final dimensions, materials, components and packing are confirmed for the selected configuration.
THE PRODUCT / Fencing
Follow the site geometry.
A boundary rarely consists only of straight lines. Multi-angle fencing brings adjoining panels into a coordinated corner-post arrangement, with solid slat, open slat and glass infill illustrated in the system. This gives designers a way to discuss changes in direction and transitions between different visual treatments. Provide the actual corner geometry and each panel’s infill requirements so the connections can be resolved for the project.
SPECIFICATION-LED SUPPLY
Plan the product, components and finish around your market and project.
WHY CHOOSE THIS DESIGN
The details that make a difference.
Mixed infill possibilities
Solid slats, open slats and glass provide different degrees of enclosure within the coordinated concept.
A joined-up boundary
Develop adjacent panel styles together so transitions between sections support the landscape layout.
PRODUCT VIEWS
A setting. A closer look.
Multi-angle Fencing in context, with closer views of its form and finish.
Privacy and glass panels at a courtyard corner
Corner post with two infill treatments
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Specifications & options.
Use these details to start your product selection.
| Post section shown | 65 × 65 mm |
|---|---|
| Infill choices | 150 × 16 mm slat; 80 × 16 mm slat; glass |
| Top profile shown | 15 × 16 mm |
| Layout | Panels meeting at an angle |
Final dimensions, materials, fittings and packing are confirmed against your selected configuration.
HOW IT WORKS
Form with a practical purpose.
Follow the site geometry
Use the corner arrangement to discuss boundaries that change direction rather than forcing a straight-run assumption.
Transition between views
Choose different infill treatments for screened areas and more open outlooks, subject to the approved system details.
IN USE / THE SETTING
Multi-angle Fencing in context.
Multi-angle Fencing in a contemporary courtyard
A graphite horizontal privacy panel meeting a glass panel at a corner on patio paving.
Plan your specification ↗USE & MAINTENANCE
From the first fitting to everyday use.
General guidance for planning and looking after this product. Follow the installation and operating instructions supplied for your exact configuration.
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.
Everyday use
Use each panel and corner connection in the agreed configuration. Glass infill and changes to corner geometry should be reviewed with the responsible installer or designer.
Keep it in good condition
Use cleaning methods appropriate to each infill material, protecting glass and coated profile edges.
PREPARE YOUR SPECIFICATION
A practical checklist for your enquiry.
Use these points to organise a trade brief or site layout for Multi-angle Fencing.
Boundary schedule
Provide each run, corner, level change and gate opening. Indicate which viewing positions need privacy.
Panel and finish
Select the infill profile, spacing and finish from the chosen system. Match posts and covers to the panel.
Site connection
Identify the supporting surface and mounting method. Coordinate posts, end connections and gate junctions.
Include drawings, estimated quantity, destination and finish when discussing your configuration.
IN USE / ANOTHER PERSPECTIVE
A place for Multi-angle Fencing.
Multi-angle Fencing in a landscaped outdoor setting
A graphite privacy panel and glass panel joined at a garden courtyard corner.
Plan your specification ↗PRODUCT QUESTIONS
A clearer starting point.
What should I include when enquiring about Multi-angle Fencing?
Share the required dimensions, quantity, finish, destination and installation layout. Fencing components and options should be confirmed for the selected configuration. Include drawings or reference images when you email the team.
How should this product be used and maintained?
Use each panel and corner connection in the agreed configuration. Glass infill and changes to corner geometry should be reviewed with the responsible installer or designer. Inspect corner-post connections and any glass retaining components for movement or damage.
Which specifications are listed for Multi-angle Fencing?
The illustrated product lists Post section shown: 65 × 65 mm; Infill choices: 150 × 16 mm slat; 80 × 16 mm slat; glass; Top profile shown: 15 × 16 mm. Confirm the final specification for your selected configuration.
How do I prepare the site information?
Record run lengths, ground levels, corners and openings. Identify the supporting surface and confirm the approved post and fixing arrangement. Share the layout with the responsible installer and our team before finalising the product schedule.
BUILD A COORDINATED OUTDOOR RANGE
Explore complementary products.
Coordinate appearance and site requirements across the space. Confirm product compatibility and installation details separately.
TRADE & PROJECT ENQUIRIES
Make it part of your next project.
Share the quantity, destination, dimensions and finish you need.
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