ALUMISSION SHOP
Aluminum Fence Kits
Explore aluminum fence kits in five Alumission styles. Compare privacy patterns and finishes, then choose your height, run length and In-Ground or Post Base mounting.
Choose your aluminum fence kit
Start with the design below. Each kit page includes style-specific photos, configuration choices, selected contents, specifications and installation guidance.
Architectural Aluminum Fencing Kits – Miami Style
STARTING AT $779.81
DIY Aluminum Fence Kit – Dallas Style
STARTING AT $779.81
Horizontal Aluminum Fence Kits – Los Angeles Style
STARTING AT $765.83
Modern Aluminum Fence Kits – San Francisco Style
STARTING AT $865.62
Modular Aluminum Fence System – New York Style
STARTING AT $832.69Five styles, five distinct fence designs
Choose the visual pattern first, then check the complete layout. All five aluminum fence kits use a coordinated post-and-slat system; the styles differ in slat widths and spacing.
San Francisco Style
Explore modern aluminum fence kits in San Francisco Style for a light, fine-lined boundary. Slim horizontal slats create an open pattern that suits contemporary gardens, patios and layered landscaping.
Dallas Style
Plan your fence with a DIY aluminum fence kit in Dallas Style. Broad horizontal slats and narrow accents create a structured privacy pattern, while the kit organizes the components around your selected run and height.
Los Angeles Style
Choose horizontal aluminum fence kits in Los Angeles Style for broad, evenly spaced slats and a consistent linear pattern. This design gives garden boundaries, front yards and long residential runs a clean, coordinated appearance.
Miami Style
Explore architectural aluminum fencing kits in Miami Style for a layered horizontal pattern. Broad slats and narrow accents bring a distinctive rhythm to courtyards, patios and contemporary residential boundaries.
New York Style
Choose a modular aluminum fence system in New York Style when you want a closed horizontal privacy design. Closely arranged broad slats screen the view, while the selected fence run determines the kit’s component quantities.
Plan the run, height and finish
Fence-run sizes
Choose 6–96 feet in 6-foot increments, with heights of 3, 3.5, 4, 5 or 6 feet. The selected length describes a fence run, not a single unsupported span. Allow for posts, corners, gates and field-cut sections.
Six finish choices
Compare Black, Bronze, White, Dark Grey, Light Gray and Wood. Wood is a finish on the aluminum system. Confirm your selected combination in the product options before ordering.
Choose how your aluminum fence kits will mount
In-Ground installation
Use posts installed into suitable footings for a fence line in soil. Foundation dimensions depend on the site, fence height, soil and applicable requirements. Plan excavation, concrete and curing time separately.
Post Base installation
Use bases fixed to a suitable structural surface. Confirm the supporting slab, wall or framing and the appropriate anchors. Pavers, tile or deck boards alone do not establish a structural connection.
Review the selected product’s Technical Specifications and shop drawings. Then follow the aluminum fence installation guide, or find help through our installer directory.
Watch the fence installation process
Start with the 3D overview, then see the in-ground post demonstration. Match the installation method and instructions to your selected kit and site.
3D aluminum fence installation
Installing fence posts in dirt
Real fences. Real outdoor spaces.
Planning aluminum fence kits for your yard? Explore these completed Alumission fence projects for design ideas. Custom projects may use configurations that differ from the standard kits.
Review the contents before ordering
Each configuration calculates its posts, slats, covers, caps and fastening components. Spacer quantities depend on the style; Post Base selections include the corresponding bases and covers. Use the selected contents on the product page to review your exact kit.
Plan concrete, site-specific anchors, tools, permits and installation labor separately. Confirm property lines, underground utilities, local height rules and any requirements for the intended use. Corners, gates and changes in grade may need additional components or a different layout.
Questions about aluminum fence kits
Compare each style’s slat width, spacing and photos. New York has the most closed privacy pattern. Los Angeles repeats broad slats, San Francisco uses narrow slats, and Dallas and Miami combine wide and narrow pieces.
The listed fence runs range from 6 to 96 feet in 6-foot increments. Heights include 3, 3.5, 4, 5 and 6 feet. Confirm the available combination in the selector and review posts, corners and openings separately.
The kits supply components for assembly and installation. Accurate measurements, suitable tools and a correct foundation plan are still necessary. Use an experienced installer when the site or work calls for additional expertise.
Concrete, site-specific foundation anchors, tools, permits and labor are separate planning items. Review the exact selected contents on your chosen product page.
Measure and plan each straight run, step, corner and opening. Do not assume horizontal slat modules rack to any slope or include every corner connection. Ask Alumission to check a non-straight layout before ordering.
Compare In-Ground posts in suitable footings with Post Base mounting on a suitable structural surface. The site, fence height, supporting material and applicable requirements determine the foundations and fixings.
Do not assume every height or slat pattern satisfies pool-barrier requirements. Check the selected design and complete installation against the rules for your property before using it for that purpose.
Open the individual product page and its Reviews tab to see feedback attached to that style. Review availability varies by product.
Get help choosing your fence configuration
Send the run lengths, desired height, corners, mounting surface and preferred style. Alumission can help you compare configurations and identify the next steps.
