Fences

Aluglobus horizontal aluminum fence kits cost about $754–$844 per section. The ALU 40 8×6 ft 2-way post kit is $753.58, the ALU 20 6×6 ft kit is $780.53 and the ALU 60 T&G 8×6 ft privacy kit is $805.55. Each fence end, corner or gate opening needs its own post.

A powder-coated aluminum fence lasts decades with only occasional washing. Aluminum does not rot, warp or attract termites like wood, and it does not rust like steel. Aluglobus fences use 6063-T6 aluminum with an AAMA 2604 architectural powder coat and carry a 25-year limited warranty.

It depends on style and height, but aluminum saves most after installation. It needs no staining, sealing, painting or board replacement, will not chalk or crack like vinyl and does not rot like wood. Over a long service life, those maintenance savings usually outweigh a higher purchase price.

Yes. Aluglobus horizontal fences use 6063-T6 aluminum slats that slide into channel posts, so each panel stays straight and rigid. Strength in wind depends mostly on post size, footing and spacing. Semi-privacy slats with 3/8-inch or 1/2-inch gaps also let wind pass through instead of pushing on the panel.

Aluglobus offers full privacy and semi-privacy. ALU 60 and ALU 50 tongue-and-groove slats interlock edge to edge with no gaps, so nothing shows through. ALU 40 and ALU 20 slats install with 3/8-inch or 1/2-inch spacers for semi-privacy that still lets light and air through the fence.

Aluglobus fence slats come in woodgrain Ipe, Walnut and Yellow Oak, plus Black, Bronze and White as custom colors. The woodgrain is a factory powder coat on the aluminum, not real wood, so it never needs staining or sealing and will not rot, warp or splinter.

Yes, if you are comfortable setting posts. Aluglobus fence kits ship with posts, slats, spacers and screws; posts go in concrete footings or are surface-mounted on base plates with wedge anchors, and slats slide into the post channels. Long runs, slopes and pool barriers are best left to a pro.