Aluminum Wall Toppers

A wall topper is a fence panel mounted on top of an existing block, brick or concrete wall to add height and privacy without rebuilding the wall. Aluglobus aluminum wall toppers use horizontal aluminum slats on aluminum posts for a modern finish that will not rot or rust.

Aluminum wall toppers are quoted per project, because the price depends on wall length, topper height, slat profile, finish and how the posts mount to your wall. Send your wall measurements and a photo, and our team will prepare a complete material list and price.

Yes. Aluminum posts are anchored to the top or side of a solid block or concrete wall, and slats fill the space between them. The wall must be sound enough to carry the extra wind load, so check for cracks first and follow your local building code.

Usually yes. Most cities measure total height from the ground to the top of the topper, so the wall and topper together must stay within the local fence height limit. Rules vary by city and yard, so check with your local building or planning department first.

Mark the post positions along the wall, anchor aluminum posts or base plates to the wall with suitable anchors, then slide the slats into the post channels with spacers for an even gap. Keep the posts plumb and evenly spaced so the slats run straight along the wall.

Aluminum is the longest-lasting choice. It will not rot, warp or attract termites like wood, will not crack or chalk like vinyl and is light, so it adds less load to the wall. It is also non-combustible, which matters for homes in wildfire areas.

As much as you choose. Tongue-and-groove ALU 60 slats interlock with no gaps for full privacy, while ALU 20 and ALU 40 slats with 3/8-inch or 1/2-inch gaps give semi-privacy and let air through. Woodgrain finishes can match an existing fence or gate.