![Composite Fencing Panels with Aluminium Posts Garden](/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/Composite-Fence-with-trellis-Environment-400x400.jpeg)
Without Posts
This option is if you do not require aluminium posts, or aluminium railings (to fit to concrete posts).What’s included in this kit?
- 12x 1.8m horizontal boards
- Aluminium top and bottom rail
Aluminium Posts
![Concrete Post Exploded View](/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/Composite-Fence-Aluminium-Post-exploded-view-400x400.jpeg)
What’s included in this kit?
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- 12x 1.8m horizontal boards
- 1x Aluminium top rail
- 1x Aluminium bottom rail
- 1x Aluminium post measuring 1.8m in height
- + 1 extra free aluminium post with all orders.
- 1x Plastic top cap
- 1x Aluminium Base
- 4x bolts to connect the base to the post
- 4x anchor bolts to secure the post into concrete
- 4x black plastic bolt covers
Why is there an extra free post?
When installing fencing, you will always require one more posts than the number of fence panels. For examples a run of 8 fence panels would require 9 posts.Aluminium Railings
(to insert into existing concrete posts)
![Aluminium Post Exploded View](/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/Composite-Fence-Aluminium-Posts-Trellis-Exploded-View-400x400.jpg)
What’s included in this kit?
- 12x 1.8m horizontal boards
- 1x 1.8m Aluminium top rail
- 1x 1.8m Aluminium bottom rail
- 2x 1.8m Aluminium fence channels (to fit into concrete posts). These can be cut down to any size. Concrete posts are not supplied.
Optional: Trellis Top
![Aluminium Post Exploded View](/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/Composite-Fence-Aluminium-Post-Trellis-Exploded-View-400x400.jpg)
What’s included in this kit?
- 10x 1.8m horizontal boards
- 1 Trellis 300mm (height) x 1800mm (length) x 18mm (thickness)
- 1x Aluminium top rail
- 1x Aluminium bottom rail
- Optional: Aluminium post kit, aluminium railings, or without posts
Frequently Asked Questions
What Are the Main Advantages of Composite Fencing Compared to Traditional Wood Fencing?
There are many benefits to choosing composite fence panels and gates over traditional wood fencing. For starters, composite fencing is the more environmentally friendly option since it’s made out of recyclable materials rather than freshly chopped timber.
Composite fencing is also easier to maintain and is not susceptible to cracks, splinters, and rotting, which are very common with traditional wood fencing. Other advantages of choosing composite fencing over its wooden counterpart include:
- They are the more cost-effective options in the long term
- They come in various colours
- They’re lighter and easier to install
How Does Composite Fencing Perform in Terms of Durability and Weather Resistance?
Similarly to our composite balustrades, our 6×6 composite fence panels perform exceptionally well in harsh weather conditions – be it heavy rain or snowfall, intense sunlight, or strong winds. This is largely due to the unique and high-quality blend of materials that the composite fencing is made out of.
As a result, over time, it will not splinter, crack, or rot like traditional timber fencing would – making them ideal for the unpredictable climate of the UK.
What Are the Maintenance Requirements for Composite Fencing?
Just like composite garden screens, composite fencing is also ultra low maintenance. To keep the fencing around your property in pristine condition, you won’t need to worry about buying any expensive specialised tools or equipment. For regular maintenance, all you’ll need is a brush to sweep away any debris.
Every now and then, we also recommend that you use a garden hose or a pressure washer on a low setting to remove any stubborn dirt and grime that has accumulated. You could do it with just water or soapy water – either would work just fine.
That’s about it. You don’t need to coat or treat the composite fencing like you would with wooden fencing. You also don’t need to worry about repairing cracks, splinters, or removing mould.
What Are the Available Design and Colour Options for Composite Fencing?
Dino’s 6 ft composite fence panels come in six classic colours and three premium colours. Our classic range features Savanna, Amber, Mocha, Stone, Ash, and Graphite-coloured fencing, while our premium range features Pearl, Anthracite, and Walnut-coloured fencing. Two of our most popular options are:
- Grey composite fence panels (also known as Stone and Ash)
- Black composite fence panels (also known as Graphite)
- Brown composite fence panels (also known as Mocha and Walnut)
If you want to add posts on either side of your composite fencing, you can choose from aluminium posts and aluminium railings (for concrete posts). Customers who want to further enhance the look of their composite fencing can also opt for one of our many trellis screen designs, including Areca, Botanic, Mosaic, and Spectrum – each of which comes in Black, Ivory, and Anthracite.
Is Composite Fencing Environmentally Friendly, and Does It Have Any Impact on Sustainability?
Modern composite fence panels can be considered environmentally friendly due to the materials that it’s made out of. At Dino Decking, our decorative composite fence panels are made from a blend of recycled wood and HDPE (high-density polyethylene).
What this means is that to make our composite fencing, we didn’t have to chop down timber and further contribute to the rising issues around deforestation. At the end of the product’s lifecycle, which is significantly longer than traditional wood fencing, a lot of the materials can be recycled.
How Much Does Composite Fencing Cost?
Composite fence panels price in the UK can vary. At Dino Decking, the cost of our composite decking panels depends on the colour you choose, whether you opt for a fence panel with or without a post, and whether you prefer it with a trellis screen or without. Please choose the composite fencing colour, post type, and trellis screen you want to get a more accurate price.