Horizontal Board Panel
A privacy fence panel of level tongue and groove vinyl boards stacked between a top and a bottom rail and held by a channel at each post.
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A privacy fence panel of level tongue and groove vinyl boards stacked between a top and a bottom rail and held by a channel at each post.
A semi-private fence panel of level vinyl slats with open gaps between them, held by a top and a bottom rail and one upright brace.
A long hollow steel barrier that lies on the ground along the fence line and carries the posts and panels on its top.
A flat steel base plate welded to the foot of a post so the fence stands on the ground without a foundation, with an optional larger extension plate for…
A removable steel tube bent into an arch that stands on the ground across the fence line and carries a panel or barrier upright.
A heavy gate hinge that swings a leaf through a half turn on an eyebolt held between two ears welded to the post.
A stair with one central flight up to a wide landing and two side flights leaving it in opposite directions, fitted to the floor-to-floor height. Risers and…
A steep stair flight of staggered half-width treads, each step on the left or the right of a central stringer in turn.
A straight stair flight carried by two uncut structural sections under the treads, parallel to the pitch line, each tread held on a mount bracket at both ends.
Round rotating shelves with a raised wood rim that turn together on a centre post.
Rotating shelves cut from a circle with a square notch for a corner cabinet, on a centre post.
A ceiling rail garage door operator with a belt or chain driven carriage and a straight link arm to the top of the door.
A rail garage door operator laid along the width of a side sliding sectional door, with a carriage that pulls the lead section along the track.
A compact actuator that is fixed on the edge of a tilting garage door leaf and turns the lever arms of the door.
A tubular drive motor that slides into the winding shaft of a roller garage door.
A shaft operator that sits beside the torsion shaft of a sectional door and turns it through a chain or a direct coupling.
A ceiling rail garage door operator whose curved bow arm follows the top of a canopy up and over door.
One section of a sectional garage door built as an aluminium frame of stiles and rails around glass or panel infill.
The guide tracks of a sectional garage door that rises along a vertical track and a bend into a horizontal run under the ceiling.
The guide tracks of a sectional garage door whose vertical track rises above the door top before the bend, so the door lifts clear in the opening.
The guide tracks of a sectional garage door whose horizontal run rises at the pitch of the roof behind the opening.
The guide tracks of a sectional garage door that rises straight up behind the opening on two tall vertical tracks held back to the wall.
The cross section of one roller door slat, a bowed shell with a hook on top and a socket below.
The cross section of one slat of a double wall aluminium roller door, a straight bar with a rolled hook at each end.
The cross section of a roller door slat with a window opening, a top rail and a bottom rail with the opening between them.
The cross section of a ventilation slat, a thin web between a hook above and a channel below.
Colours and woodgrain finishes of vinyl and composite fence parts.
A roll-formed steel palisade pale cut to a single point at the top, in the D or the W section.
A roll-formed steel palisade pale whose top is cut into three prongs, in the D or the W section.
A roll-formed steel palisade pale with a rounded top, in the D or the W section.
A roll-formed steel palisade pale with a rounded top and a notch on each edge, in the D or the W section.
A roll-formed steel palisade pale with a square cut top, in the D or the W section.
A lightweight post made of three vertical steel wires joined by zig-zag wires into a triangular section.
A round steel tube post with a folded fixing strip along one side that holds clips or collars for the fence.
A tubular steel post pressed into an H shape so that fence panels slot into the grooves on both sides.
A folded steel post with curled flanges that hold wire panels slid in from the side without extra fixings.
A hot-rolled steel post of T section used as the line post of strained wire fences.
A hot-rolled steel I section post with parallel flanges, the standard post of palisade fences.
An open omega-shaped steel post whose flat closing plate clamps the wire panels to its flanges.
An open steel post with a rounded crown and outward flanges whose cover plate holds the fence panels from the front.
A flat steel base plate with anchor holes that carries a welded fence post bolted down to concrete or a wall top.
A flat steel bar that runs the full height of a post and clamps the edge of a wire panel to it with security bolts.
A flat steel tension bar that holds the end of a roll of fence fabric against a round post, strapped on by tension bands.
A machine rounded half round timber rail whose flat face is nailed to the face of the posts.
A sawn timber rail with one edge cut at a slope so that water runs off it, nailed behind the boards of a fence.
A flat timber cap that sits on the top of a square post and overhangs it on every side to shed water from the end grain.
A timber post cap with a half round dome that gives the top of a square post a clean rounded finish.
A planed timber fence post with slots that take the edges of fence panels, made as an intermediate, corner or end post.