8 April, 2026
No. Verto includes the structural aluminium posts, base plates, and internal fixings. The timber slats (often called battens) are purchased separately by the customer. This gives you the freedom to choose the timber species, such as Western Red Cedar, Siberian Larch, or pressure-treated redwood, and the finish that best matches your garden design.
8 April, 2026
In many cases, a garden fence in the UK can be up to 2 metres high without planning permission, especially in rear gardens. If the fence is next to a public highway or footpath, the limit is often lower. As local requirements can vary, it is always best to check with your local planning authority […]
8 April, 2026
That depends on the post system and the look you want to achieve. Many slatted fencing systems are designed to work with standard timber sizes, which gives you flexibility when choosing timber from a local supplier. Natural, stained and painted timber can all work well, depending on whether you want a softer or more architectural […]
8 April, 2026
Yes, many slatted fences can be installed as a DIY project, especially when the post system is designed to guide the spacing of the slats. This can make the build more straightforward and help you achieve a neat, consistent result. For larger projects or more complex layouts, some customers still choose to work with a […]
8 April, 2026
Aluminium fence posts are a popular alternative to concrete fence posts for modern garden fencing. They are lighter to handle, low-maintenance and create a cleaner, more contemporary look. They also work well for slatted fencing where you want durability without the weight and bulk of concrete.
8 April, 2026
The level of privacy depends on the width of the slats and the gaps between them. Our pre-drilled holes are spaced to provide a balance between effective screening and natural light penetration. If you require higher privacy, we recommend using wider slats (e.g., 120 mm) to minimize the visible gap.
8 April, 2026
Fence posts for slatted fencing should provide good stability, even spacing and a clean finish. Many homeowners choose aluminium posts because they are low-maintenance, easier to handle than concrete posts and well suited to modern garden fencing. A post system with pre-drilled holes can also make it easier to position the slats evenly across the […]
15 October, 2025
No – wire balustrades are recommended for ground-level installations only, as the horizontal cables can be climbable. For raised areas, we recommend a glass balustrade instead.
15 October, 2025
The cables are 4 mm twisted wire made from acid-resistant stainless steel (AISI 316) – ideal for all-weather outdoor use in the UK.
15 October, 2025
That’s entirely up to you. Fewer cables create a more open look, while closer spacing offers increased safety or privacy.