Pressed Spear Aluminium Panel (2100H)
A pressed-spear aluminium panel reference. The supplier lists a 2100 mm height and 2360 mm width. Discuss the panel, posts, finish and installation arrangement for your boundary.
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Front Fencing & Matching Gates in Melbourne
Front fencing and matching gates for Melbourne homes, planned around the property, access and street frontage.
Front Fencing
We consider the frontage, wall pillars, levels, sightlines and the amount of screening you want. The fence and driveway access need to work together.
Fixed Panels
Metal panels can complete a frontage or close an opening beside a gate. Connections and dimensions are worked out around the existing walls and posts.
Matching Gates + Fencing
The driveway gate, pedestrian access and fencing can be coordinated as one job, with proportions and finish considered together.
Installation Details
Wall connections and fixing points matter as much as the finished lines. We work out how the metalwork fits the actual site.
PRODUCT AND COMPONENT REFERENCES
Compare selected fence panel references.
These supplier references help explain appearance and component options. They are separate from our completed projects. Final supply, specifications and suitability are confirmed for your site.
Pressed Spear Aluminium Panel (1800H)
An 1800 mm high, 2360 mm wide panel option listed by the supplier. Compare the proportions with the higher panel, then confirm the finish and how the panels meet your walls or posts.
Discuss This Reference →Connections That Suit the Site
On this frontage, steel tube connections were used between the metal frame and wall pillars. The fixing arrangement was worked out around the actual opening.
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How the Frontage Comes Together
Plan the Fence and Access Together
On this job, front fencing, an automatic sliding driveway gate and side pedestrian access were coordinated in a black metal finish. The panels fit around the wall pillars and site levels.
For a similar frontage, tell us where vehicles and people need to enter, and which walls or pillars will remain.
View the frontage job →What to Send for a Fence Quote
- Approximate frontage length and preferred fence height.
- A wide photo showing the full boundary.
- Close-up photos of the walls, pillars and existing posts.
- Driveway and pedestrian opening widths.
- Any changes in ground level along the fence line.
- A preferred style or a reference from our real projects.
We use this information to discuss panel spacing, connections and the gate openings. The final dimensions and fixing arrangement are confirmed for the site.
Discuss Your Frontage →MATERIAL AND HARDWARE OPTIONS
Explore the panels and connection details.
Panel forms, profiles, posts and brackets contribute to the frontage. We consider these options alongside your walls, levels and gate openings.
The final materials, dimensions, finish, hardware and installation scope are confirmed for your project.
FENCING QUESTIONS
Common questions about front fencing.
Can the front fence and driveway gate be planned together?
Yes. The fence, driveway gate and pedestrian access can be coordinated as one job, with proportions and finish considered together. On one frontage we combined front fencing, an automatic sliding gate and side pedestrian access in a black metal finish. See the frontage job.
What heights do the aluminium fence panels come in?
The pressed-spear aluminium panels we show are listed by the supplier at 1800 mm and 2100 mm high, both 2360 mm wide. The panel, posts, finish and installation are confirmed for your boundary.
Can a new fence connect to existing brick or rendered pillars?
Yes. Connections are worked out around the existing walls and posts. On one frontage, steel tube connections were used between the metal frame and the wall pillars.
Do you work with aluminium or steel?
Both. Selected aluminium or steel panel options are assessed for the project, depending on the proportions and amount of screening you want.
What should I send for a fence quote?
The approximate frontage length and preferred height, a wide photo of the full boundary, close-ups of the walls, pillars and existing posts, driveway and pedestrian opening widths, any changes in ground level, and a preferred style if you have one.
Planning a new front fence?
Send us a few photos, plans or approximate measurements and we can take a look. We work across Greater Melbourne.
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