Robo Door Slat Privacy Panel

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Set to the view you want to block

Slats run horizontally or vertically. Their direction and gap decide how much privacy, daylight and air you get, so we set them around the sightline you want to close off and the look of the space.

Garden, balcony and pool screens

The same screen closes a neighbour's view of the garden, the flat next door's view of your balcony, or the pool pump from the patio. Height and slat gap change with the job.

Mounting

Panels fix to a wall, to posts or stand in their own frame. Height, wind exposure and the surface we fix into decide which. A freestanding screen suits a patio where nothing can be drilled.

Steel or aluminium

Both are available. Choose by exposure, weight, span and how much maintenance you want.

Want a pattern instead?

Compare the Laser Cut Privacy Panel where a patterned screen suits the design better.

Finish

Powder coating, sandblasting and primer, electroplating or hot-dip galvanising: the finish sets how long the paint and rust cover lasts where you live. The warranty page has the table.

Questions about Slat Privacy Panel

Can you put a screen on top of my boundary wall?

Yes. That is a wall extension, made with our Slat Fencing.

Can I bring my own design or architect's drawing?

Yes. Send a sketch, photo or architect's drawing and we will tell you whether we can make it. We don't certify structural designs; where an engineer is needed, we build to their drawings.

Should I choose mild steel, galvanised steel or aluminium?

Inland, powder-coated steel is fine. Near the coast or where sprinklers hit the steel, choose hot-dip galvanised steel. Within sight of the sea, choose aluminium: the Alu-Deluxe range does not rust the way steel does.

Also consider

Laser Cut Privacy Panel, Slat Fencing, AC Cover.