Define the full configuration
Agree post and rail materials, infill profiles, panel height and connection details.
Outdoor / Boards, posts and details For the trade
A coordinated fencing direction for distributors building an outdoor collection. Define boards, posts, supports and finishing components as a complete system.

Composite fencing combines decorative boards or panels with structural posts and connection components. Material platform, profile and surface should be clearly identified before comparing ranges.
The intended height, exposure, support and fixing conditions affect the system design. Wind requirements and structural performance cannot be inferred from a decking catalogue or a board photograph.
We approach fencing as a programme: compatible posts, rails, infill, caps and colour standards, supported by installation guidance for the selected configuration.
Agree post and rail materials, infill profiles, panel height and connection details.
Item codes, packing protection and replaceable components matter to a distributor’s long-term offer.
A useful quotation starts with the construction and the intended market. These are the decisions we work through with your product team.
Prepare your specification ↗| Decision | What to define |
|---|---|
| Infill | Board or panel section, material, finish and actual dimensions. |
| Support | Posts, rails, foundations or base fixing as specified for the system. |
| Exposure | Relevant wind and structural requirements for the intended configuration. |
| Completeness | Caps, connectors, colour approval, packing and installation guide. |
Questions from product teams
No. The complete fence configuration, support and exposure need their own assessment.
Yes, compatible colour and texture directions can be developed. Approve the actual components rather than assuming every material reflects light identically.
From product knowledge to a commercial range