Explore Our Metal Fence Systems
Choose from two metal fencing options, each with matching supports and gates.
Loading products…
Which Metal Fence Style Fits Your Yard?
LINE makes clean horizontal lines. Corrugated panels create a ribbed vertical surface. Both systems include options for slopes, steps and angled layouts.
Horizontal Rectangular Slats
LINE steel slats run horizontally between posts. A full-privacy layout uses closed rows; semi-privacy layouts leave defined gaps. The rectangular slats share the same Private Black finish.
Vertical Interlocking Panels
Corrugated panels join along their vertical edges to create a closed screen. The raised profile adds texture to the metal fence surface.
Galvanized Steel and Coated Finish
LINE slats and corrugated panels both use galvanized steel. A Private Black powder coat gives each surface its finish. The posts share the same color.
Compare the Details Behind Each Profile
Each steel profile has its own infill and supporting component set.
Privacy, Mounting and Matching Gates
The range includes defined privacy patterns, mounting types and gate formats.
Privacy Level
LINE offers full-privacy rows or spaced slats. The range includes half-inch and nominal one-inch gaps. Corrugated panels interlock to form a closed vertical surface.
Mounting Surface
Both metal fence systems have In-Ground and Surface Mount options. Surface Mount posts have welded base plates. Seven-foot fence configurations use In-Ground posts.
Matching Entrance
Preassembled LINE aluminum gates and corrugated frame-and-infill gates coordinate with their corresponding fence profiles.
Supporting Components and Coordinated Gates
Each metal fence brings together infill, steel supports and corresponding entrance options.
Steel Posts and Connections
Steel posts support both fence profiles. LINE uses hardware for its slat pattern, while corrugated panels use their matching rails and connections.
Matching Metal Gates
LINE gate leaves arrive preassembled in powder-coated aluminum. Corrugated gates pair aluminum frames with corrugated steel infill. Both ranges include taller single gates and double gates.
Configuration and Installation Resources
Modern Yard fence installation guides cover LINE and corrugated systems. Product pages show the dimensions and parts for each layout.
Corrugated Panel Fire-Test Information
The ASTM E84-24 report records surface-burning results for the identified corrugated steel panel sample and finish. The fire-resistant fencing page explains that product evidence.
Metal Fence FAQ
What Is the Metal Finish?
Private Black is the powder-coated finish across the metal fence range.
Can Both Metal Systems Use the Same Spacing?
LINE has full-privacy, half-inch-gap and nominal one-inch-gap configurations. Corrugated panels use interlocking vertical infill with their matching rails and connections.
How Does Steel Compare with Aluminum?
Fixed metal fence infill is steel. Matching LINE gate leaves are aluminum, while corrugated gates combine aluminum frames and steel panels. The product materials guide describes these components.
Are Infill Packs the Same as Complete Fence Configurations?
Infill packs contain slats or panels. LINE packs contain two slats and four end caps. Corrugated packs contain three panels and three aligners. Complete fence layouts also use matching posts and fittings.