The cost of aluminium slat fencing can vary depending on a number of design and site-specific factors. Some of the main elements that influence pricing include:

• Fence height and overall length – taller fences and longer runs require more materials and labour.
• Slat spacing and orientation – tighter spacing or vertical slat designs typically increase material usage.
• Finish and colour selection – standard powder-coat colours are generally more cost-effective, while custom colours or woodgrain finishes may add to the cost.
• Gates and access points – inclusion of pedestrian or driveway gates, along with hardware and automation options, can affect overall pricing.
• Site conditions – sloping ground, retaining walls, or existing fence removal may require additional preparation work.

Every aluminium slat fence is custom built, so we recommend a site measure and consultation to provide an accurate quote tailored to your property and requirements.

Aluminium slat fencing is very durable, lasting 20 to 30 years or even longer (up to 50) with proper care, thanks to its resistance to rust, corrosion, termites, and fading, making it a long-term, low-maintenance choice.

Aluminum fencing is considered very low maintenance because it’s naturally rust-resistant, doesn’t rot or warp, and comes with a durable powder-coated finish that eliminates the need for painting, staining, or sealing.

One of the biggest advantages of aluminium slat fencing is the ability to customise slat spacing to suit your level of privacy, airflow, and visual style.

• Tight Spacing (Maximum Privacy)
  Closely spaced slats create a near-solid screen, making this option ideal for front boundaries, pool areas, or properties that require high levels of privacy from neighbours or the street.
• Medium Spacing (Balanced Privacy & Breeze)
  A small gap between slats allows airflow and light to pass through while still providing excellent privacy. This is a popular choice for side boundaries and outdoor living areas on the Sunshine Coast.
• Wide Spacing (Open & Decorative)
  Wider slat spacing offers a more open, architectural look while maintaining boundary definition. This style works well as feature fencing or where privacy is less critical.

Yes, aluminium slat fencing is highly capable of withstanding both wind and rain, making it an excellent choice for harsh Australian weather conditions. It is renowned for its strength, corrosion resistance, and durability with minimal maintenance.

The highest a fence can be built without Council approval is 2 metres. Anything higher than 2m, Council approval needs to be obtained.