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Modern frontages, screens and gates with clean lines and precise spacing.
Blade fencing is what most new builds use out the front: powder-coated aluminium or steel blades on a concealed frame, with the spacing set to balance privacy against airflow and light.
This is a precision job — uneven gaps and out-of-plumb blades are obvious from the footpath. We jig the spacing and set the frames dead level before a single blade goes on.
Every quote is itemised — materials, excavation, footings, drainage and gates listed line by line, so you can see exactly what you're paying for.
Aluminium won't rust and is lighter for large gates. Steel is stronger and better for security applications. We'll recommend based on span, height and exposure.
It depends on the gap. A 15–20mm gap gives near-full privacy from the street while keeping airflow; wider gaps are more open and architectural.
Fill in the form and we'll call you back today to book the site inspection.
Same-day callback. We walk the site, then you get an itemised fixed price.
No obligation. We only quote work we can do properly.
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