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Aluminium garden fencing

7 months ago

I'm looking to replace my current fencing with aluminium fencing however there are few images of what it looks like in an actual garden and was wondering if anyone has used it before and would have a picture of how it looks and has been?

This is the example fencing I'm looking to get:

https://www.charlesandivy.co.uk/products/salone-aluminium-fence-panel-with-our-aluminium-posts?variant=43713012039896

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Isla Cherry
6 months ago
last modified: 6 months ago
A small word of caution. I think it could get very hot in summer in direct sunlight which would raise the temperature of your garden. I also wonder about durability. It is traditionally (as a material) not very strong. I would wonder about it's ability to withstand strong winds. I also don't really like the solidness of it. Quite sterile. Wooden closeboarding or slatted (vertical or horizontal) lets air through and weathers beautifully as do stone walls. I think it may turn into an aiirless hotbox assuming you are intending to use it for your boundaries. I doubt any breezes would pass though.
Sonia
6 months ago
Oh dear it looks rather prison yard. Wood is so much nicer.
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HomeRebuild
2 months ago
Hi Dan,

I would go for something different, possibly the composite rather than the alluminium… you can have many other styles, such as this one https://www.charlesandivy.co.uk/products/ripple-zaria-fence-panel-light-oak-composite-posts?variant=44580308287704
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