EnviroSlat® Castellated Fencing

    How It’s Done

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    EnviroSlat® Castellated Fencing is Futurewood’s full-coverage privacy fencing option, designed to be installed onto our Aluminium Fence Framing System. Its unique undercut design creates the appearance of individual vertical slats in a continuous, interlocking profile that provides complete privacy — a contemporary alternative to traditional timber fencing, without the ongoing maintenance real timber requires.

    Explore Castellated Fencing

    Check out the 3 stock colours of castellated fencing and the custom colour options via the Colour Explorer tool below.

    Product Features

    • Available in three colours: Midnight, Walnut and Weathered Stone
    • 265mm wide boards, covering 240mm once installed
    • Supplied in 5400mm lengths – ideal for an 1800mm-high fence, as three 1800mm boards can be cut from a single length with no waste
    • Added coarse sanded finish on the reverse side of the board – providing an attractive finish on both sides of the board, with both coarse sanding and shadow lines for definition
    • An attractive finished look from either side of the fence – a practical and stylish option for shared boundaries
    • 25mm black angle aluminium cover strip – used to cap the top of the fencing or finish exposed vertical edges
    • Designed to be installed without a plinth board – boards can sit close to or touching the ground
    • Custom length and colours available for larger fences

    Fixing the Fencing

    The fencing is designed to be installed onto Futurewood’s Aluminium Fence Framing System, once the frame’s posts and rails are in place. The fencing boards are fixed to the aluminium rails using M4 x 20 black stainless-steel screws through a fixing groove on the board edge, with a concealed tongue-and-groove join between adjacent boards. The same screw is used to fix the 25mm angle cover strip.

    Boards are fitted progressively across each frame section, working from one end to the other, and finished with capping and post caps once complete.

    Note: these guidelines are for general guidance only and do not override relevant building codes. For full details on the aluminium frame the fencing is installed onto, see our Aluminium Fence Framing System page.

    Get the Right Fence for Your Site

    Every property is different, and the right combination of framing, fencing and screening depends on your site conditions, boundary requirements and the look you’re after. Futurewood sells directly to homeowners and works with each customer individually to plan the right solution — including deck, subframe and screening advice, layout ideas, plans and samples.

    Get in touch with the Futurewood team:
    Phone: 1300 484 308
    Email: info@futurewood.com.au
    Or explore our screening and fencing range further: https://www.futurewood.com.au/screen-fencing

    Fixing details and specifications may change without notice. Guidelines are for guidance only and do not override existing relevant building codes.

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