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Give your outdoor space a clear boundary and a finished architectural look. Choose an Alumission aluminum fence kit for a garden, front yard, or backyard, then tailor the height, run length, finish, and installation method to your property.
Compare the five fence styles above. Use the guide below to plan your layout and choose the right options before you order.
A clear layout helps you compare kits accurately and avoid overlooking a corner, opening, or final section.
Map the complete layout
Sketch each straight run separately, including corners and access openings. Record the finished height you want and note slopes or changes in ground level.
Confirm what supports the posts
Choose between posts installed in the ground and posts mounted on a suitable supporting surface. Confirm the footing or anchor requirements before selecting your installation option.
Choose how open it should feel
Use each style’s photos to compare slat patterns and spacing. Decide whether screening the yard or keeping a more open view matters most to your project.
!Helpful sizing rule: The listed kit length describes the fence run option, not a single unsupported panel span. Post positions, corners, openings, and cut sections affect your layout. Confirm the parts and spacing for your chosen kit before purchase.
Start with the 3D overview, then watch the in-ground post installation demonstration. Follow the instructions for your selected fence kit and mounting method.
Explore Dallas, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, and San Francisco. Each product page shows the fence sizes, finishes, and installation options for that style.
The supporting surface is the starting point. Choose the installation option for the site you actually have.
Your fence is part of the view from both your home and the street. Compare product photos, choose the slat pattern that suits the property, and carry the same finish through each run for a consistent result.
Choose and confirm
Finalize the style, finish, height, and length for each run. Check the kit’s parts list against your post layout and mounting requirements.
Prepare and assemble
Prepare the ground or supporting surface, review the instructions, and organize components by fence section. Plan any cuts before assembly.
Install and inspect
Check post alignment as you work, install the slats and connections as specified, and inspect the completed fence for consistent spacing and secure fastening.
How do I choose between the five aluminum fence styles?
Compare Dallas, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, and San Francisco using the product images. Look at slat width, spacing, overall pattern, and the amount of screening you want. Open a style to see its available size, finish, and installation options.
What heights and lengths can I order?
The standard fence kits list heights of 3, 3.5, 4, 5, and 6 feet, with run lengths from 6 to 96 feet in 6-foot increments. These are kit options, not unsupported panel spans. Check the chosen product for available combinations and required post spacing.
How should I measure a fence with corners or openings?
Sketch the layout and measure each straight run separately. Mark every corner, end, and access opening, and record changes in grade. Share the sketch with Alumission if you need help confirming the kit quantities and post layout.
Which finishes are available?
The product options include Black, Bronze, White, Dark Grey, Light Gray, and Wood. Compare the selected product’s images and confirm the finish choice before ordering.
Can I install an aluminum fence kit myself?
DIY suitability depends on your tools, experience, supporting surfaces, and layout. Watch the installation videos and read the kit instructions first. For unfamiliar footing or mounting work, use an installer who can assess your site.
Can these fence kits follow sloped ground?
Slopes can change the post layout, section heights, and required cuts. Send a sketch and photos showing the grade change to Alumission before ordering so the installation approach can be reviewed for your kit.
Are all posts, anchors, and installation supplies included?
Inclusions vary with the selected size and mounting option. Check the product’s parts list and confirm end posts, corners, post bases, anchors, and any concrete or tools needed for your layout before ordering.
How much maintenance does an aluminum fence need?
Aluminum avoids wood rot and termite damage. Clean the finish with mild soap and water as needed, rinse thoroughly, and inspect posts, fasteners, and connections periodically. Follow the product’s care instructions.
What if I need fencing between existing columns or above a wall?
Use the dedicated Between Columns Kits or Aluminum Wall Topper Kits categories for those applications. Their sizing and mounting requirements differ from a standard fence run.
Get your fence layout checked before ordering
Send a simple sketch with the length of each run, desired height, corners, openings, mounting method, and site photos. Tell us your preferred style and finish so we can help you identify the right kit options.
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