Custom aluminium fencing for B2B and project supply
We manufacture custom aluminium blade fencing for distributors, contractors, developers and project buyers. Send us the blade geometry, panel schedule, gaps, posts, fixing details, finish, quantity and destination so we can prepare a documented factory quotation.
Direct answer for project buyers
Aluminium blade fencing is a boundary system that uses narrow, deep vertical aluminium profiles fixed to rails or a supporting frame. The slim front face creates a clean rhythm, while the blade depth, angle and clear gap control visibility, airflow and the appearance from different viewing directions.
We do not treat “blade fence” as a complete specification. The aluminium route, profile face and depth, wall thickness, blade orientation, clear gap, rail layout, panel span, post duty, connections, gate framing, powder coat and site interface must be reviewed together.
A panel, modular section or complete boundary system defined by approved dimensions and component details.
Use blade geometry and spacing to balance architectural appearance, sightlines, privacy and airflow.
Regulated barrier, structural, wind, security and fall-protection duties require project-specific design and evidence.
Configuration before dimensions
Start with how the boundary should look and screen the site, then define the blade profile, angle, gap, support frame and gate rhythm. We manufacture the final configuration to the approved project details.
Straight vertical layoutPARALLEL BLADES
A repeated vertical blade layout for clean architectural lines and predictable views through the fence.
Directional privacyANGLED OR ROTATED
Rotated blades can change privacy and visibility by viewing direction without turning the fence into a solid screen.
Drawing-led solutionCUSTOM DRAWING
Use this route when the architect, fabricator or contractor already controls the extrusion, frame, post, connection, gate or interface details.
A custom specification, not a fixed stock size
Because our fencing is made for each project, the table shows the decisions that define a quotation rather than fixed sizes that may not suit your site.
| Specification item | We can customise | Confirm for quotation |
|---|---|---|
| Aluminium route | Project-selected alloy, temper and profile source | Named material requirement, environment and required evidence |
| Panel geometry | Height, width, bay rhythm, slopes, returns and corners | Finished opening sizes, post centres, ground line and tolerance |
| Blade profile | Face, depth, wall thickness, orientation and end treatment | Dimensioned section or approved reference profile |
| Blade spacing | Clear gap, centres, straight or angled installation | Privacy target, sightline direction and opening limits |
| Rails or frame | Rail quantity, position, section and connection route | Front/back appearance, span, loads and installation access |
| Posts and fixings | Line, end, corner and gate posts; base-plated, embedded or wall-mounted interfaces | Substrate, anchors, levels, retaining edges and post duties |
| Matching gates | Pedestrian, swing or sliding gate infill and frame coordination | Opening, handing, hardware, automation interface and access duty |
| Powder-coat finish | Colour reference, texture or gloss and approval sample route | Pretreatment clause, exposure, appearance standard and touch-up limits |
| Documents and packing | Drawings, agreed inspections, labels, hardware kits and export protection | Required records, quantity, destination, container and unloading method |
No fixed schedule? Send a sketch, marked-up plan or target appearance. We can use it to identify the missing decisions before preparing the formal quote.
Quote the complete boundary system
We coordinate every part of the fencing system, from blade panels and posts to fixings, gates and export packing. Each component is planned around your site conditions and project requirements.
Vertical aluminium profiles set to the approved orientation and gap, supplied as panels or a project-specific assembly.
Line, end, corner and gate posts coordinated with base plates, embedment, walls, levels and boundary transitions.
Connections, fasteners, caps and anchors selected around installation access, appearance and the nominated environment.
Pedestrian, swing or sliding gate infill designed to continue the blade rhythm and accommodate the agreed hardware route.
Separate material decisions
Both materials can create a similar vertical blade appearance, but they require different section, fabrication, finish, weight and project reviews. We keep the aluminium and steel purchasing tasks on separate pages.
| Decision | Aluminium blade fencing | Steel blade fencing |
|---|---|---|
| Best starting point | When aluminium profiles, lower component weight or an aluminium powder-coat system fit the brief | When a welded steel section, steel fabrication route or specified steel coating system controls |
| Key specification risk | Alloy/temper, extrusion or tube geometry, wall thickness, connections and pretreatment | Steel grade, solid/tubular section, welds, zinc route, distortion and coating sequence |
| Quotation evidence | Aluminium route, profile drawing, finish clause, system geometry and project loads | Steel route, section schedule, fabrication drawing, coating clause and project loads |
| Next page | Request an aluminium system quote | Review steel blade fence panels |
Material is not a label change: We review the full section, connection and finish route before confirming whether a steel detail can be converted to aluminium.
Finish is a project specification
We review the aluminium substrate, pretreatment, powder system, colour reference, texture or gloss, site exposure and approval method together. A colour name alone is not a complete finish specification.
Nominate the colour system, texture or gloss and acceptable visual reference so approval is not based on a colour name alone.
Identify the service environment and named coating clause so the preparation and powder route can be reviewed before quotation.
Agree whether colour chips, production samples, appearance checks or coating records are required with the order.
Where the format fits
Aluminium blade fencing suits projects that need a clean vertical rhythm, controlled sightlines and coordinated gates. Suitability for regulated or performance-critical barriers must be verified from the actual project requirements.
For developers and contractors coordinating repeated bays, masonry interfaces, pedestrian gates and vehicle access.
For clean project boundaries where appearance, access openings and an aluminium system are part of the brief.
For teams controlling profile depth, blade angle, spacing, colour, bay rhythm and directional sightlines.
Do not assume a decorative blade layout meets an opening, height, load or gate rule; send the governing requirements.
Provide the design loads, site conditions and engineering responsibility before the section and post route are fixed.
Define the atmosphere, fasteners, interfaces, finish clause and maintenance expectations during specification.
From approved details to export load
We convert the approved requirements into a production, inspection and packing route. The exact records, tests and third-party involvement are agreed during quotation rather than assumed on the page.
Material and profile review: confirm the quoted aluminium route, blade section, rails, posts and accessories against the approved information.
Geometry check: panel dimensions, blade spacing, squareness, rail position, post interfaces and gate alignment.
Finish and approval check: pretreatment route, colour/appearance reference, handling and agreed records.
Export packing plan: panel or component separation, surface protection, labelled hardware bundles and loading sequence.
Prepare a useful RFQ
Better inputs reduce repeated emails and make the quotation, drawing review, finish approval, packing plan and lead-time discussion more reliable.
Heights, widths, quantities, corners, slopes, returns and gate openings.
Face × depth × wall thickness, orientation, clear gap, centres and any preferred profile.
Sections, rail positions, post centres and line, corner, end and gate duties.
Base-plated, embedded or wall-mounted interface, substrate, levels and access constraints.
Colour, texture/gloss, environment, named standards, loads, inspections and required documents.
Quantity, destination port, required date, packing, unloading method and drawing files.
Buyer questions
It is a boundary system using narrow, deep vertical aluminium profiles fixed to rails or a supporting frame. The blade face, depth, orientation and clear gap create the architectural rhythm and control views through the fence.
Yes. “Aluminium” is the common spelling in Australia, the UK and many export markets; “aluminum blade fencing” is the common North American spelling for the same material category.
Yes. Send the panel schedule, blade profile, rails, posts, connections, gates, finish clause, named standards and inspection requirements. We will review them and state what is included in the quotation.
Send the finished height and width of each bay, blade face, depth and wall thickness, clear gap or centres, rail and post arrangement, fixing method, gate openings, quantity and destination.
Yes. We can evaluate the blade sections or panels, line and corner posts, base plates or embedded posts, brackets, caps, fasteners and matching pedestrian, swing or sliding gates as one system.
We review the nominated colour reference, texture or gloss, pretreatment, service environment and approval sample route. Availability and the exact finish system are confirmed with the project quotation.
They are project-specific. Blade geometry, panel schedule, finish, gate and hardware scope, inspection documents, quantity, packing and approval timing all affect the commercial offer and production schedule.
Request a quote
Share the panel schedule, blade profile and orientation, clear gaps, rails, posts, fixing method, finish, quantity, matching gates, destination port, drawings and required standards. We will review the project and reply with a factory quotation.
