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Perspective view along a run of mid-grey Fringe Fence panels, showing the framed face and the slim posts between sections

Product

One panel. A cleaner line.

The Fringe Fence system is built around one part: a 72-inch square privacy panel, blow-molded from HDPE, that hangs on 4×4 aluminum posts. Gates are made from the same panel. Fewer parts on the truck, and a fence that looks the same from the first section to the last.

Fringe Fence panel anatomy Elevation drawing of one panel section: two posts with caps, a perimeter frame, and five wide horizontal boards, with numbered callouts. 1 2 3 4
  • 1
    Post cap
    A low-profile cap finishes each post.
  • 2
    Blow-molded HDPE panel
    72 × 72 × 2 in. One piece, with a full perimeter frame that gives it a finished edge.
  • 3
    Horizontal boards
    Wide, solid boards molded into the panel face. No pickets, no gaps, no fasteners to hide.
  • 4
    Aluminum post
    4 × 4 in., 96 in. long. Carries the panels and the gates without rusting.

Anatomy

What's in a section.

Every section is one blow-molded HDPE panel, 72 inches square and 2 inches thick, hung between two 4×4 aluminum posts. The molded frame gives each panel a crisp, finished edge; the wide horizontal boards inside it give the fence its solid, modern face. Because each section is the same, a long run stays visually even, and stepping down a slope happens in clean, repeated increments.

HDPE doesn't rot, splinter, or need paint. Aluminum doesn't rust.

Gates use the same panel, so a gate looks like a section of fence that happens to open.

Gates

The gate is the panel.

Single gates for side yards and double gates for equipment access are built from the same framed panel and hung on the same posts, with dark hardware that stays quiet against the finish.

A double gate made from two Fringe Fence panels, hung between posts beside a house, with black hinges and a center latch
Double gate, driveway side yard
Close view of a single Fringe Fence gate showing the framed panel face, black hinges, and the post it hangs on
Single gate and adjoining panels

Finishes

Neutral on purpose.

Fringe Fence is installed in grey tones from light to charcoal. Against white siding, dark trim, stucco, and stone, the fence reads as part of the house rather than a separate object in the yard.

Full finish list and samples: FRINGE FENCE: ADD FINISH NAMES

Light-grey finish, seen on a gate panel
Light
Mid-grey finish, seen along a backyard run
Mid
Charcoal finish, seen along a gravel lot
Charcoal

Specifications

The numbers.

Dealers receive full product documentation during onboarding. Items marked below are being finalized for publication.

Panel72 in. × 72 in. × 2 in.
Panel constructionBlow-molded HDPE (high-density polyethylene), one piece, framed horizontal-board face
Post4 in. × 4 in. × 96 in. aluminum
Post settingFRINGE FENCE: ADD SETTING METHOD AND DEPTH
GatesSingle and double, built from the standard panel. ADD WIDTHS
FinishesGrey tones, light to charcoal. ADD FINISH NAMES
WarrantyFRINGE FENCE: ADD WARRANTY DETAILS

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