Manufactured to your drawings and project requirements
We manufacture welded steel vertical blade fence panels for architectural boundaries, commercial sites and controlled-access projects. Send us your panel dimensions, blade profile, spacing, posts, finish and destination so we can prepare a practical factory quotation.
Direct answer for buyers
A steel blade fence panel is a prefabricated bay made from narrow vertical steel blades or battens fixed to horizontal rails. The narrow front face creates a clean rhythm, while the deeper side profile changes privacy and visibility from different viewing angles.
We treat the panel as part of a system. Blade profile, clear gap, rail position, post centres, connection details, gates, coating route and site interface must work together. A visually similar panel can behave very differently when its section, span or fixing method changes.
For help comparing blade angles, privacy, materials, colours and applications, read our blade fence design and application guide.
A repeatable welded panel bay with defined dimensions, steel sections, spacing and finish.
Posts, brackets, base plates, caps, bolts and gates are coordinated with the selected panel.
Wind, ground, pool, fall-protection and security requirements need project-specific review.
Project specification support: Send the relevant drawings, finish requirements and inspection documents so we can prepare the production plan and quotation.
Blade construction options
Choose between solid rectangular blades, tubular battens or a drawing-specific configuration. The section, wall thickness and spacing are confirmed with your quotation.
Architectural flat blade50 × 10 MM OPTION
A narrow solid flat-bar route used when a true blade-like edge and welded fabrication are specified.
Deeper batten profile65 × 16 MM OPTION
A deeper rectangular steel section can create a stronger visual screen while controlling panel weight differently from solid flat bar.
Drawing-specific systemCUSTOM DRAWING
Use this route when the architect or contractor already controls the blade section, angle, spacing, frame, gate rhythm or site connection.
Typical project options
The options below cover commonly requested panel sizes and components. We can also manufacture to your drawings, dimensions and finish requirements.
| Item | Typical options | Confirm for quotation |
|---|---|---|
| Panel height | 900 / 1200 / 1500 / 1800 mm | Finished height, ground line, slope and regulated application |
| Panel width | About 2000 mm is common; 2200 mm also appears | Post centres, transport limits, site breaks and gate locations |
| Vertical blade | 50×10 mm solid reference or 65×16 mm tubular reference | Steel grade, solid/tubular construction, wall thickness and orientation |
| Horizontal rails | 40×40 mm SHS is common; other rail routes exist | Rail size, wall thickness, quantity, position and weld detail |
| Clear gap | 50 mm is common; wider gaps such as 90 mm are also listed | Privacy, sightline, climbability, local rules and blade centres |
| Posts | 50×50 mm and 65×65 mm options are commonly requested | Line/corner/gate duty, base-plated or embedded route, wall thickness |
| Finish | Black or Monument powder coat is common | Substrate preparation, galvanizing route, colour, gloss and environment |
| Supply scope | Panels, posts, brackets, caps, fixings and gates | Bill of quantities, spares, packing, unloading and installation interface |
Need a different size? Send your drawing or panel schedule and we will review the blade profile, spacing, rails, posts, finish and matching gates as one system.
Quote the complete boundary system
We quote the complete boundary system, including corners, level changes, wall connections, access openings and export packing—not just the panels.
Vertical steel blades aligned to the confirmed gap and fixed to straight rails or a drawing-specific frame.
Line, end, corner and gate posts with base plates or embedded lengths selected for the site interface.
Panel brackets, tabs, bolts, caps and anchors coordinated with installation access and finish protection.
Pedestrian, swing or sliding gate infill developed to continue the blade rhythm and confirmed hardware route.
Finish is part of the steel system
We review steel substrate, fabrication sequence, exposure, colour and the named coating specification together. A colour name alone does not define the finish.
Common for tubular components. Cut edges, weld areas, preparation and powder-coat coverage must be addressed in the production route.
Can be evaluated when post-fabrication zinc protection is required. Venting, drainage, distortion risk and finish appearance need review.
Can be evaluated for projects that require both zinc protection and a selected architectural colour. The exact specification controls.
Where the panel format fits
Steel blade panels are selected for architectural rhythm, durable boundaries and coordinated gates. They should not be presented as automatically suitable for every regulated or high-security application.
For warehouses, offices, utilities and mixed-use projects needing a clean steel boundary with controlled access.
For developers and contractors coordinating repeated panels, masonry interfaces, pedestrian gates and vehicle access.
For architects and landscape teams controlling blade depth, spacing, colour, bay rhythm and sightlines.
Send the applicable standard, opening limits, finished height and gate requirements with your enquiry.
For anti-climb or rated security requirements, include the required performance level in the project brief.
Environment, cut edges, weld areas, coating route, fasteners and maintenance expectations need early definition.
From confirmed drawing to export load
We turn the approved requirements into a fabrication, inspection and packing route. The exact records supplied with an order are agreed during quotation.
Incoming and section check: confirm the quoted steel route, blade section, rails, posts and accessories.
Fabrication check: panel dimensions, blade spacing, squareness, rail position, weld details and gate alignment.
Finish check: preparation route, colour/appearance reference, handling and repair requirements.
Export packing: panel separation, edge and corner protection, labelled hardware bundles and loading sequence.
Prepare a useful RFQ
Better inputs reduce repeated emails and make the quotation, drawing review, packing plan and lead-time discussion more reliable.
Heights, widths, quantities, corners, slopes, returns and gate openings.
Solid or tubular, face × depth × thickness, orientation, clear gap and centres.
Sections, wall thickness, rail positions, post centres and line/corner/gate duties.
Base-plated or embedded posts, substrate, anchor preference and wall interfaces.
Coating route, colour, environment, named standards, tests and inspection records.
Quantity, destination port, required date, packing, unloading and drawing files.
Buyer questions
It is a prefabricated fence panel using narrow vertical steel blades or battens fixed to horizontal rails. The blade face, depth, spacing and orientation create the architectural rhythm and sightline control.
Send the finished panel height and width, blade profile and clear gap, rail and post arrangement, fixing method, finish, quantity, gate requirements, destination and any project drawings or named standards.
Yes. We can evaluate panels, line and corner posts, base plates or embedded posts, brackets, caps, fixings and matching pedestrian, swing or sliding gates as one coordinated quotation.
Yes. Send the drawings, applicable standards, finish requirements and inspection documents. We will review them and confirm the materials, fabrication and documentation included in the quotation.
Steel section, panel dimensions, blade spacing, rail and post design, coating route, gate requirements, order quantity, inspection documents, packing and destination all affect the formal quotation and production schedule.
Request a quote
Share the panel schedule, blade profile and gap, rails, posts, fixing method, finish, quantity, gates, destination port and drawings. We will review the project and reply with a factory quotation.
