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Vertical Composite Fencing for Modern Privacy

Pair upright boards with Modern Yard steel posts and matching rails. Choose Redwood, Teak, or Charcoal vertical composite fencing.

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Compare vertical fence systems by color, height and mounting.

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A Vertical Pattern with a Complete Support System

Board direction determines the supporting rails and section layout.

Upright Wood-Look Boards

The upright WPC boards combine natural wood fibers with recycled plastic. Redwood, Teak and Charcoal provide three wood-look colors.

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A System Built on Site

The Teak vertical full-privacy layout combines boards, steel posts and vertical rails in a nominal 8 ft W × 6 ft H configuration.

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Composite Boards in Three Colors

Vertical composite boards offer a wood-look infill in Redwood, Teak and Charcoal.

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Supporting Steel Posts

An independent In-Ground straight section uses two 98-inch steel posts. The six-foot Surface Mount configuration uses 74-inch welded-base-plate posts with separately supplied anchors.

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Vertical Rails and Connections

The vertical set contains two 94-1/2-inch steel U rails, aluminum connectors, end caps, and screws. Rails hold the tops and bottoms of upright boards.

Components of Vertical Composite Fencing

Composite boards, steel posts and matching rails form a coordinated fence system.

A Coordinated Fence and Gate

Pair upright composite boards and steel posts with a matching composite gate for a coordinated fence and entry.

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Vertical Composite Fencing for Changing Landscapes

The vertical composite system accommodates slopes, stepped sections and angled layouts.

Sloping Ground

Upright composite boards and compatible fittings maintain a vertical pattern along sloping ground.

Stepped Sections

Vertical boards and matching rails create stepped fence sections as the ground changes elevation.

Angled Fence Runs

Side-mount U-channels and mounting wedges support angled connections between fence sections.

LINE Topper and Matching Gate Options

Vertical board systems include a seven-foot LINE-top configuration and coordinated gates.

The Teak vertical LINE-top layout is nominally 8 ft W × 7 ft H. Composite boards sit below two LINE slats, supported by matching vertical rails and 114-inch In-Ground steel posts.

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Vertical composite gates use aluminum frames, upright board infill and In-Ground posts. The Teak vertical gate with a LINE crossbeam retains a six-foot leaf for a seven-foot fence connection.

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Vertical Composite Fencing FAQs

Four-board packs supply infill. Complete vertical configurations also include the steel posts, vertical rail set and matching hardware.

Both directions are available. Vertical boards use steel U-rails and aluminum connectors; the horizontal system has aluminum rails with its own section dimensions.

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The WPC boards need cleaning but no routine painting, staining or sealing. Matching metal supports coordinate the frame around the upright boards.

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Redwood, Teak and Charcoal are the standard board colors. Private Black is the metal-component finish.


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