Fencing & Gates

Knotwood aluminum fencing uses architectural screen panels rather than pickets. The panel gives visual privacy across its full height, which is the difference between a fence you look through and a fence you look at. Homeowners use it for front yard boundaries, side boundaries, courtyard walls and garden screens, particularly on contemporary homes where the fence is part of what the street sees. Commercial and hospitality projects use it on property boundaries, courtyard enclosures, resort perimeters and entry zones.

Homeowners use screen fencing for pool surrounds, front yard boundaries and side boundary fencing, especially in contemporary homes where the fence is a visible part of the front facade presentation. Commercial and hospitality projects use it on property boundaries, courtyard enclosures, resort perimeters and commercial entry zones.

A picket fence gives privacy in stripes, with gaps you can see straight through. A Knotwood screen fence uses batten or louver profiles set within a post-and-rail frame, so the privacy runs the full height of the panel, and how much of it you get is set by the spacing between profiles. Gate panels are built to match the fence, self-supporting within their own frame, for single gates, double driveway gates, and pedestrian gates.