Infill Ideas for Sandstone Concrete Pillar Fences

Your house and garden are the main attractions – pillars with a plinth wall act as framing elements.
The infill or palisade is the part of the fence between the pillars and posts.
Choose your infill at the beginning of the project.
We have seen many combinations of infill materials used to make individual and stylish fences.

Tubular Steel

Incorporated into most fences.
Light-weight and flexible.
Endless possibilities.
Long life when powder coated.

Blades

Secure.
Suits Modern or Heritage Traditional Fencing.
Adaptable Height.
Low maintenance.
Can be any powder-coat colour.

Aluminum

Lighter than tubular steel.
Best option if living by the coast.
Not as flexible as tubular steel.
Many choices of pattern from simple spears to complex lace.
Heritage advisors with many Councils prefer the look of the aluminum fencing with the flat horizontal bar as shown here, and a heavy fancy spear giving an acceptable traditional look with modern materials.

Cast Aluminum

Heritage areas.
Period homes.
Fixed size panels.
Many choices of pattern from simple spears to complex lace.
As the panel sizes may be fixed you need to choose pillars in conjunction with the panels.

Aluminum Slats

Modern design.
Low maintenance.
Colour and size are nearly unlimited.
The gap between slats can be altered to allow for more or less privacy.