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Slat Gates and Screens in Glendalough, WA

Aluminium and timber-look slat gates for side access and front entries, matched to your fence.

  • Aluminium slats
  • Timber-look slats
  • Matching frames

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Applied Fencing builds aluminium and timber-look slat gates and screens in Glendalough, WA. They suit side access, front entries and privacy screens, and can be matched to a Colorbond fence.

Aluminium slats and gates

Aluminium slat gates and screens give a clean, modern line. The frame and posts are matched so the gate sits flush with the fence on either side.

Timber-look slats and gates

The warm look of timber without sanding, staining or rot. The gate in the photo below uses timber-look slats in a grey aluminium frame, set into a brick wall.

Timber-look slat gate with a grey aluminium frame set in a brick wall
Timber-look slat gate with an aluminium frame set in a brick wall.

Choosing slat spacing

  • Close spacing for privacy
  • Wider spacing for light, airflow and street visibility
  • Check front fence visibility rules before you decide

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What is the difference between aluminium and timber-look slat gates?

Both use a slat design in a metal frame. Aluminium slats come in plain powder-coated colours, while timber-look slats have a wood-grain finish so you get the warm look of timber without the upkeep of real timber.

Can a slat gate be used for side access?

Yes. Slat gates suit side access, front entries and garden gates, and they can be matched to the fence beside them.

Do slat gates give privacy?

It depends on the slat spacing. Close spacing gives more privacy, while wider gaps let light and air through. Tell us how much privacy you want and we will suggest a spacing.

Can slats meet the front fence visibility rule in Glendalough?

They can, if the gaps are big enough. Above 1.2 m, City of Stirling requires front fences to be visually permeable, for example gaps of 50 mm or more over at least a third of the surface. See the fence rules guide and check the design before you build.

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