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FREQUENTLY ASKED
QUESTIONS
FREQUENTLY ASKED
QUESTIONS
CAN THIS BE USED FOR
POOL FENCING?
WHAT THE BEST METHOD TO CUT
ALUMINIUM?
CAN I CHANGE THE SPACINGS OF MY
SLATS?
CAN THIS BE INSTALLED IN
COASTAL
AREAS?
CAN THIS BE USED FOR
A BALUSTRADE?
HOW DO I SET UP MY
POSTS AROUND
AN ANGLE?
WHY ARE THERE HOLES IN THE
POST CAPS?
WHAT DO I DO IF I HAVE
‘HARD WATER’?
Yes, However the slat fencing needs to be 1800mm
high and no more than 10mm gaps between each slat.
https://www.building.govt.nz/buildingcode-
compliance/f-safety-of-users/poolsafety/
For best results, use a drop saw, This will create a nice
clean Square cut.
A grinder is acceptable providing you use a thin
metal cutting blade to reduce the risk of burning the
powder-coating.
Yes, Generally we work on a standard 15mm gap
between slats.
Depending on the level of privacy you require you can
either close or open the gap to meet your preferred
gap size.
* Note, if this is for pool fencing refer to: building.
govt.nz/building-codecompliance/f-safety-of-users/
pool-safety/
Yes, We have a 10 year Warranty on our products, If
you are in a coastal zone then an increase of cleaning
and maintenance will be required.
We do not recommend the product to be in direct
contact with salt water.
No, Currently this has not been tested for Balustrade
purposes.
We have a range of fences that are suitable for
balustrade applications for further information - contact
You will need to use two posts for this, the slat
channel system is required to be
square to the slats, this can
only be done with two posts
side by side.
When the post caps are powder-coated they are hung
up with a wire.
When installing the caps orientate to hole to the side
so it is not as visible, or alternatively use that hole to
fix the post cap in-place with either a coloured rivet
or screw.
Regular cleaning of your fence will be required to help
prevent water spots from appearing. Hard water is
corrosive to the powder-coating, therefore neglect
will cause deterioration to your fence.
