Explore Boundary Fence and Gate Options
Compare corrugated and LINE steel systems, then select the matching entrance and supporting parts.
Choose the Boundary's Main Job
Use the fence and gate to address a specific privacy or everyday access need.
A Taller Privacy Boundary
Supported seven-foot configurations provide a taller screen where that height suits the site. Choose the panel or slat profile around the views you want to screen, then match the rails, posts, and foundation to that system.
A Defined Pedestrian Entrance
A matching gate creates a clear route into a side yard or enclosed outdoor area. Select its actual dimensions, support posts, and lock. A taller fence run does not mean every gate has the same height or access functions.
Select the infill for the view and the entrance hardware for daily access. Coordinate their supporting parts before ordering.
Match Privacy, Structure, and Access
LINE Steel Layouts
LINE galvanized steel slats have a powder-coated finish. Choose full-privacy infill for a solid screen or semi-privacy spacing for views between rows. Use the hardware designed for the chosen layout.
Mechanical Combination Lock
The separately sold mechanical code lock operates without batteries, wiring, or a network. It has a brushed 304 stainless steel exterior. Check the gate model's lock preparation and receiving parts before selecting the lock.
Corrugated Metal Screening
Interlocking corrugated metal panels form a solid vertical surface in Dark Gray. Pair the textured infill with matching posts and rails for a continuous screen beside patios, paths, or shared boundaries.
Select the Complete Seven-Foot Configuration
The 114-inch in-ground steel post is used in specified taller layouts. Part of its length sits below ground, so 114 inches is not the finished fence height. Match the infill, rails, connections, and foundation to the selected system. Local height limits and site conditions still apply. Choose a complete supported layout rather than extending a section by changing only the post.
Check the Boundary in Daily Use
A useful plan shows where people move, where you need privacy, and how the entrance works.
Side-Yard Access
Allow space for bins, tools, and routine maintenance. Keep the gate approach clear and check the usable opening after accounting for posts and hardware.
Shared Property Edge
Confirm the property line and intended finished height. Show corners, changes in level, and neighboring views so screening follows the actual setting.
Closing and Locking
Check the leaf alignment and receiving position. Our supplied hinges do not automatically close the gate; plan the closing function your entrance needs.
Plan the Gate and Supporting Installation
Use model-specific dimensions and a measured site layout to select the parts.