EMKA profiled slat for steel fencing, matt graphite, brown or black

A fence is part of the view every time you come home. Evenly spaced metal slats give the boundary a light appearance that can be traditional or contemporary. The steel base and protective finish are practical for everyday use. Owners can give the fence a distinct character while reducing the maintenance associated with timber boards.

Forming the thin steel gives each slat stiffness and a defined section. Slim, identical components divide the bay evenly. Choose the gaps within the design limits of the supporting structure. A garden boundary can remain open, or closer spacing can increase privacy. As each slat is a separate component, the height and rhythm can be coordinated with the house.

Galvanised steel with a suitable protective coating is intended for outdoor use. A plain colour or woodgrain finish can match windows, soffits and gates. Metal slats do not require the preservative treatment common with wood, but the coating still needs care suited to its exposure. This simplifies maintenance on a long boundary where treating every board would be a major job. A uniform finish also ties adjacent bays together.

Repeating the same profile maintains a consistent line along a long fence run.

Individual slats are light enough for convenient handling and assembly.

On models finished on both sides, the fence has a decorative surface facing both street and garden.

Slat lengths can be matched to different bay heights on the same property.

Metal slats suit houses, gardens and commercial sites. They can fill bays between masonry posts or a suitably designed steel frame. An open layout keeps the garden connected to its surroundings, while regular spacing can define an entrance. Colour and grain can refer to buildings further into the plot. Individual components also allow for local replacement without changing the whole bay where the fixings permit. This can be useful over several seasons of use.

SteelProfil can match slat model, colour and length to the design. Competitive prices and promotional lots can help you source the materials. The wider range includes first- and second-grade goods and selected stock available immediately. For made-to-order slats we take the bay design and required screening into account.