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Measuring guide
Composite fencing offers a modern, stylish, and long-lasting way to define your yard. It combines the look of natural wood with minimal maintenance. Thanks to its advanced material, composite fencing stands up to weather, UV rays, and moisture without cracking or warping over time. Unlike traditional wood, it doesn’t need painting, staining, or special treatments—just rinse with water to keep it looking new.
Choosing composite fencing means peace of mind, durability, and a premium finish for your outdoor space.
How to Measure for Your Composite Fence
Start by measuring the total length of the area you want to fence. Use a tape measure or a laser distance measurer to get the exact distance from your starting point to the end point. If your yard has several sides or corners, measure each section separately for accuracy.
Example of measuring the perimeter: 20+10+20+10 = 60 m
Example of measuring an L-shaped yard: add each side together
Once you have your measurements, you can determine how many fence sections you’ll need. A section is the space between two posts and makes up one fence panel. Be sure to plan for a post at each end of the fence and between every section.
How to Choose the Height of Your Composite Fence
The right fence height depends on your needs. If you simply want to mark your property line, a height between 4 and 5 feet is usually enough. This gives structure to your yard while keeping good visibility.
If your goal is privacy and screening, consider a height between 5.5 and 6 feet. This provides effective privacy while still looking balanced in a garden setting.
For maximum protection, especially if your property borders a street or close neighbors, you may want a fence 6.5 feet or higher. Always check your local zoning regulations before installation to confirm allowed fence heights.
Adapting Your Project to the Terrain
If your fence will be installed on a concrete slab, wall, or patio, posts can be mounted with base plates. This method allows you to secure posts to an existing surface without digging.
For soil or a typical garden, the most secure option is to set posts directly in the ground with concrete. This ensures excellent stability and long-term durability.
Choosing Your Composite Fence Design
Composite fencing lets you easily customize the look of your yard. You can select from different styles to match the atmosphere you want to create.
Solid boards are ideal for complete privacy. They block outside views and create a secluded space in your yard. This is the most popular choice for privacy fencing.
Semi-open boards offer a lighter, more modern look. They let air and light pass through while still providing a clear boundary. This style is often chosen for windy areas.
Proper Post Placement
Placing your posts correctly is key for a strong and attractive fence. Posts should be perfectly aligned and evenly spaced to support the boards securely.
Each post has a solid side that should face outward from your property. The other sides are designed to hold the fence boards.
When planning your project, include a finishing profile for each post to close off the inside and give a clean look. The finishing profile should match the height of your chosen post.
Summary:
Measure the total length of your property and each side if your fence has corners.
Plan for a post at each end, between every section, and at each corner.
Choose the right height for your needs.
Install posts in the ground with concrete, on base plates for slabs, or with sleeves depending on your layout.
Pick your style: solid boards for privacy, or decorative boards for a modern look.
Don’t forget the finishing touches: add a finishing profile to each post (same height) and two profiles for the start and end of the fence.
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Ness Composite Fence Kit with Solid Boards for Setting in Concrete
The composite fence kit for setting in concrete offers a complete solution for defining your property line with both style and durability. These ready-to-install kits combine eco-friendly composite boards with aluminum posts, making installation straightforward by securing directly into the ground. The composite boards are made from recycled materials and stand up well to weather without requiring special maintenance. Available in several heights and colors, each kit includes all the components needed for installation.
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Set of 3 Solid Boards for Ness Composite Fence
Dark brushed gray, 5 ft 9 in, 69.3 x 7.1 x 0.94 in, 3-pack
This set of 3 solid boards for Ness composite fence panels combines the natural look of wood with the outstanding durability of composite, providing excellent resistance to UV rays, moisture, and changing weather conditions.
Aluminum Post for Ness Composite Fence
Gray 7016, 3.4 ft, 3" x 3"
The Ness Composite Fence Aluminum Post is a versatile, durable solution for your outdoor fencing projects. Made from corrosion-resistant RAL7016 aluminum, this multi-angle post easily adapts to complex layouts and uneven ground. Available in four heights (1.05m, 1.40m, 1.85m, and 2.30m), it offers straightforward installation with options for in-ground or surface mounting. Fully compatible with the Composite Ness range, it ensures seamless integration with your fence panels.
Cap not included. Please order one aluminum finishing profile per post.
Finishing Profile for Ness Aluminum Post
Gray 7016, 3.4 ft
The finishing profile for Ness aluminum post provides a clean, professional look for your composite fence. This anthracite gray RAL7016 aluminum trim fits directly into the post grooves to cover any unused channels. Available in multiple heights (1m05, 1m40, 1m85, and 2m30), it’s designed to match Ness posts perfectly. The finishing strip not only enhances the appearance of your fence but also helps protect your installation from the elements.
Plan for one finishing profile per post, plus one at the start and one at the end of your fence line.
Aluminum Post Cap for Ness Fence Post
Gray 7016
This end cap for Ness aluminum post is an essential accessory for completing your fence. Designed to fit the exact dimensions of the Ness post, it ensures a clean finish and provides reliable protection against water intrusion.
Finishing Profile for Ness Composite Fence
Gray 7016, 5 ft 8 in
The Ness composite fence finishing profile is an essential accessory for completing your fence installation. Made from durable aluminum and measuring 1.72 meters long, it provides reliable protection for the top edge of your fence panels.
Mounting Bracket for Ness Aluminum Finishing Profile
Gray 7016
Essential for installing your composite fence, the mounting bracket for Ness aluminum finishing profile provides a reliable, long-lasting solution. Specially designed to fit Ness finishing profiles, this bracket ensures a secure connection while maintaining a clean, attractive look for your fencing project.
This composite fence kit for setting in concrete features solid boards, each 180mm high, making it an ideal mid-range option for marking property boundaries. The 180mm board height strikes a balance between privacy and ease of installation, especially suited for in-ground fencing. These composite boards are known for their strength and textured finish, providing resistance to weather and UV exposure. Their size allows for quick assembly while ensuring effective privacy from neighbors.
The interlocking system simplifies installation—just slide each board into the grooves of the aluminum posts until you reach your desired height. The lightweight composite boards are easy to handle, even for those new to fencing projects. Perfect for residential fencing, this kit adapts well to sloped yards thanks to the included multi-angle aluminum posts.
Benefits of a composite fence kit for setting in concrete
Outstanding weather resistance: Composite material won’t rot and maintains its original look even when exposed to sun and moisture.
Low maintenance: Just rinse with soapy water once a year to keep your composite boards looking their best.
Long-lasting durability: A smart investment, these boards last 20 to 30 years without warping or degrading, thanks to their recycled wood-plastic blend.
Wood-look finish: Enjoy the warm appearance of natural wood without the upkeep required by traditional materials.
Eco-friendly manufacturing: Boards are made from recycled wood fibers and plastics.
Additional information
- Installation: Set directly in concrete
- Height: 0.19m (1 board) to 1.72m (10 boards)
- Composition: Composite boards + aluminum posts RAL7016
- Kit includes posts and finishing profiles (quantity varies by selected linear footage)
- Steel reinforcements recommended for optimal stability
- Aluminum post caps included
How to install a composite fence kit for setting in concrete
Start by setting your aluminum posts at the planned spacing, making sure to embed them at the correct depth for your chosen fence height. Use a level to check alignment for a straight, professional result.
Next, slide the first composite board into the grooves at the base of the posts. Continue stacking the remaining boards, ensuring each one locks securely into place. This stacking method is what makes composite fencing so straightforward to assemble.
Finish by attaching the top finishing profile for a clean look, and place the caps on each post to complete your new composite fence.
Available colors
Gray 7016
Dark brushed gray
Brushed wood look
Data sheet
- Material
- Composite (wood and plastic)
- Installation type
- A sceller en pleine terre
A composite wood fence can be installed up to 2.30 meters (about 7.5 feet) high, using aluminum posts available in various sizes (1.05m, 1.40m, 1.85m, 2.30m). The maximum height depends on the post selected and applies when the posts are set in concrete, which provides optimal stability for taller fences.
A composite fence combines wood fibers with plastic resins, giving you the look of natural wood but with less maintenance. Unlike solid wood, which needs regular staining and treatment, composite fencing just requires occasional cleaning with water. Natural wood can split, rot, or attract insects, while composite material is rot-resistant and stays stable over time.
Installing a composite fence kit is manageable for most DIY enthusiasts with basic skills. The stackable board system makes assembly straightforward—posts are set directly in concrete, and boards slide into the designated grooves. As a guideline, you can expect to install about 60 feet of anthracite gray fencing with included steel reinforcements in a day.
To keep your composite fence in good condition, simply wash it once a year with soapy water to remove dust and dirt. Use a garden hose or a soft sponge, and avoid scrubbing the boards too hard. Periodically check the fasteners and posts to ensure everything remains secure, especially after severe weather.
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