Teak Slatted Fence Boards With Aluminium Post

Teak Composite Slatted Garden Fence with Aluminium Post I've got the warm, honeyed good looks of real teak, and none of its bad habits. I won't rot, I won't splinter, and I won't need a fresh coat of stain every spring. But I'm the slatted one, so I do it with a bit more architecture, with clean horizontal lines and crisp shadow-gaps that turn a boundary into a feature. That designer, boutique-courtyard look, private where it counts, with rhythm and depth a flat board can't touch. And here's my clever bit; I don't need your old posts, I bring my own. A sleek aluminium post comes in every kit: tougher than timber and built to last. Running straight? Take the straight post. Turning a corner? The corner post pivots, using a special mechanism, to follow your boundary at almost any angle (not just a square 90°) and wherever your garden's line actually runs. Angled plots, splayed boundaries, and awkward corners are all sorted. Nice! And you fit me your way: sink me into the ground and set me in concrete for planted-in permanence, or bolt me straight onto a patio or hard surface where digging's off the table. Need me short? Tall? Somewhere in between? I come in six heights; 0.3m, 0.6m, 0.9m, 1.2m, 1.5m and 1.8m 0so you can run a low border, raise a full privacy screen, or step me neatly down a sloping boundary. Give me the occasional wash with warm soapy water and I'll keep looking sharp for years. No treating, no painting, no fuss. Warm as teak. Sharp in the lines. Ready to follow your boundary — any angle you like. At a glance Warm teak composite — the look of natural timber without the rot, splinters, staining or seasonal upkeep Slatted profile — clean horizontal lines and crisp shadow-gaps for an architectural finish Aluminium post included — a complete fence in the box; no separate posts to buy Straight or corner post — the any-angle corner post follows your boundary at almost any angle, not just a square 90° Two ways to fit — sink below ground (set in concrete) or bolt onto a hard surface such as a driveway Six heights — 0.3m, 0.6m, 0.9m, 1.2m, 1.5m and 1.8m for borders, boundaries and full privacy screens Low maintenance — an occasional wash with warm soapy water is all it needs Board dimensions — 1800mm (w) × 160mm (h) × 18mm (thick) per board What's in each kit — bolt-down (onto hard surface) Kit height Composite boards Aluminium post Top & bottom rail Fixing kit 0.3m / 1ft 2 boards 1 × straight or corner (0.96m) 1 set 1 × standard or corner 0.6m / 2ft 4 boards 1 × straight or corner (0.96m) 1 set 1 × standard or corner 0.9m / 3ft 6 boards 1 × straight or corner (0.96m) 1 set 1 × standard or corner 1.2m / 4ft 8 boards 1 × straight or corner (1.86m) 1 set 1 × standard or corner 1.5m / 5ft 10 boards 1 × straight or corner (1.86m) 1 set 1 × standard or corner 1.8m / 6ft 12 boards 1 × straight or corner (1.86m) 1 set 1 × standard or corner What's in each kit — sink below ground (set in concrete) Kit height Composite boards Aluminium post Top & bottom rail 0.3m / 1ft 2 boards 1 × straight or corner (0.96m) 1 set 0.6m / 2ft 4 boards 1 × straight or corner (0.96m) 1 set 0.9m / 3ft 6 boards 1 × straight or corner (1.86m) 1 set 1.2m / 4ft 8 boards 1 × straight or corner (1.86m) 1 set 1.5m / 5ft 10 boards 1 × straight or corner (1.86m) 1 set 1.8m / 6ft 12 boards 1 × straight or corner (2.46m) 1 set Sink method: we recommend setting the post a minimum of 60cm deep × 10cm wide in post-concrete. Posts are supplied longer to allow for the buried depth and can be cut to size on site. To close any gap at the base you can also run a gravel board beneath the fence (gravel boards not supplied). No fixing kit is needed for the sink method because the post-concrete does the work. Boards 1800mm × 160mm × 18mm; choose straight or corner post to suit your run.