N30
AluminiumA fine, dense rhythm of lines.
- Construction
- Closed, narrow slat profile
- Worth knowing
- With narrow slats, the gap especially defines the overall look.
How it looks as a fence
Find the right solution for your home.
The character of a fence starts with the slats
Narrow slats, wide bands or shaped surfaces? The profile section, direction and the gap between slats shape the street front together.
What is the difference between the profiles?11 profile families, in one place.
11 profile families
A fine, dense rhythm of lines.
Slender slats, a clear rhythm.
Wider bands, a calmer overall look.
Larger surfaces, fewer divisions.
A slatted look, with a different reverse side.
Wide horizontal bands.
Large surfaces, strong bands.
A louvred surface with angled planes.
Softer lines, changing light.
Straight edges, simple geometry.
Angled lines, playful divisions.
The drawings are shown with their original dimensions. Order sizes and the chosen version are confirmed during consultation. In the planner you can try the look of the N30, N50, N100 and N150 aluminium profiles. For the other profiles you can request a custom quote.
An open profile does not necessarily mean a see-through fence. The cross-section describes the slat; visibility is decided by the complete assembly.
| Construction | Profile family | What to compare |
|---|---|---|
| Closed slat profile | N30, N50, N100, N150, NOVA | Slat proportion, direction and gap; fixing follows the chosen system. |
| Open profile | N100 steel, N200, N300 | The look of the front and the back, and how the fixing is formed. |
| Shaped element | Z profile, LEAF, COIN | The profile shape, how the elements sit, and the view from different directions. |
The fence and the gate are best planned together. How the gate moves, and the space it needs, is a separate decision.