Architectural aluminum fencing, privacy screens, railings and gates for multifamily, retail, hospitality and commercial spaces. Explore a coordinated exterior, then resolve the details with your project team.
Our featured design direction pairs the Los Angeles style’s broad horizontal lines with a restrained black finish. Repeat the visual rhythm across the site while tailoring each product to its role.
Connect the arrival sequence, outdoor rooms and service areas through a consistent slat pattern and finish.
Flat aluminum profiles and squared posts sit comfortably alongside stone, stucco, glazing and contemporary landscape materials.
Use product dimensions and mounting information to move beyond the concept image and define a buildable project scope.
Explore four starting points for architects, landscape designers, developers and commercial buyers. Each guide connects the design possibilities to practical planning questions and relevant products.
Define hotel courtyards, restaurant terraces and outdoor gathering areas with a coordinated horizontal slat screen. Start with the sightlines, privacy level and circulation.
Explore this applicationCarry one material palette from individual condo entry gates to shared courtyards. Explore matching balcony railing styles as a separately reviewed guardrail assembly.
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Make pedestrian, vehicle and service entrances part of the architecture. Compare gate configurations, clear openings and hardware requirements early.
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Give utility areas a considered exterior. Plan screening and access together around maintenance, container sizes and collection routes.
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A shopping-center fence can define a café terrace, separate pedestrian space from parking and carry the building’s material palette into the landscape.
In this concept, broad black horizontal slats bring a consistent rhythm to the terrace edge and pedestrian gate. Coordinate the clear route, opening locations and finish with the tenant frontage and landscape plan.
Explore commercial privacy screensA strong specification connects visual intent with the actual site. Use these six topics to organize the conversation before product selection and procurement.
Identify the required privacy from the street, neighboring windows and seating areas. Select a named Alumission style and confirm the slat sequence, gaps and overall proportions.
Mark post centers, corners, end conditions and changes in level. Coordinate the supporting structure, anchor selection, edge distances, waterproofing and movement requirements.
Schedule clear opening widths, leaf heights, swing directions or slide space, locking and access-control needs. Review operator compatibility and expected use separately.
Compare the finish against façade samples and landscape materials. Identify coastal, poolside or industrial exposure, and request current product-specific care and finish information.
Document measured runs rather than relying on overall elevations alone. Allow for corners, returns, terminal posts, field cuts and the specified engagement of slats in post channels.
List each application and its quantities, target dates and phases. Ask which product data, mounting drawings and supporting documents are available for the selected configuration.
Concept imagery illustrates the product’s design language; connections and proportions are illustrative. Review current product information and project-specific structural and code requirements.
Use this product-specific planning snapshot as a starting point for the balcony design discussion.
| Slat pattern | Seven 5.5-inch horizontal slats with a nominal ½-inch gap pattern |
|---|---|
| Nominal module | 4 feet; typical post centers of 48 inches |
| Finished height | Approximately 40–42 inches, depending on mounting and field conditions |
| Post profile | Approximately 3.500 × 1.752 inches, with channels and snap-on covers |
| Mounting review | Base mount, side mount or core drill, subject to the selected configuration and supporting structure |
| Material | Powder-coated aluminum components; steel base hardware where applicable |
This snapshot applies to the linked Los Angeles railing product. It is not a universal schedule for every fence, gate or screen, or a project-specific engineering approval.
Discuss mounting & product details ↗Black creates a crisp outline against light façades. Bronze, grays, white and wood-look options offer other ways to relate the aluminum system to the architecture.
Illustrative swatches only. Finish availability varies by product and configuration; confirm the current selection and physical appearance before specifying.
Review the available styles and installation information, then ask our team about details for your selected products.
Explore slat layouts and coordinated styles.
Fence designs ↗ Gate designs ↗Understand the system before planning your installation.
Fence installation ↗ Gate installation ↗Ask about product dimensions, finishes and available documentation for your selected configuration.
Contact technical support ↗The commercial scenes on this page are AI-generated architectural concepts based on Alumission Los Angeles style product references. They illustrate design possibilities. Use the linked product pages for actual product information and confirm dimensions, connections and application suitability with the project team.
The style uses broad, flat horizontal aluminum slats with consistent narrow gaps and rectangular posts. The Los Angeles railing product lists seven 5.5-inch slats with a nominal half-inch gap pattern per module. Fence, screen and gate layouts have their own heights and schedules.
Use the image to establish design intent, then review the actual railing product, mounting drawings and project conditions. Confirm the complete assembly’s finished height, openings, loads, supports, anchors and local requirements before specifying it for a balcony.
Yes—use a named style and finish as the starting palette, then confirm each product and application separately. Guardrails, privacy screens and access gates perform different functions and need their own details and review.
Provide a site plan or marked-up elevation, project location, application schedule, measured run lengths, desired heights, gate openings, mounting substrates, preferred finish and target dates. Note any required drawings, engineering or procurement documentation so availability can be confirmed.
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