The kit turns a 3D panel into a solid screen. Flat PVC slats run vertically between the panel's horizontal wires, clips hold them against the mesh, and a profile closes the top. It goes on by hand: nothing is screwed, drilled or glued, so a run can be filled after the fence is standing.
- References
- 14
- Panel height
- 1.03 – 2.03 m
- Panel length
- 2.5 m
- Colours and finishes
- RAL 1015 · RAL 6005 · RAL 7016
- Material
- PVC
References
| Panel height | RAL 1015Light ivory | RAL 6005Moss green | RAL 7016Anthracite grey |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.03 m | UVP00011015 | UVP00016005 | UVP00017016 |
| 1.23 m | Not made in this combination | UVP00026005 | UVP00027016 |
| 1.53 m | Not made in this combination | UVP00036005 | UVP00037016 |
| 1.73 m | UVP00041015 | UVP00046005 | UVP00047016 |
| 1.93 m | Not made in this combination | UVP00056005 | UVP00057016 |
| 2.03 m | Not made in this combination | UVP00066005 | UVP00067016 |
Details
The top profile and the slats of the kit at the post, green
Questions
How many kits does a fence run need?
One per panel. It is sold by the panel, not by the metre: a kit is the slats for one 2.50 m panel at one height, with its clips and profiles.
Which panels does the kit fit?
3D panels on a 55 mm mesh. The panel is not modified, so the kit can be taken out again.