Metal fencing

Metal fence panels

Metal fence panels are one of the most popular solutions when you want to enclose spaces such as gardens and terraces. This is mainly because installation is often straightforward and tidy, especially with metal fencing on a wall.

That said, you can also install a fence directly into the ground using the most suitable foundation. One commonly used option is a rigid panel system (often compared to classic welded-mesh styles), made with 5 mm wire thickness. It stands out for its strong price-to-strength balance and is widely used to enclose gardens, residential communities and individual homes.

And if you’re looking to fence larger areas more economically, chain-link fencing remains a very common choice. This diamond mesh wire fencing is manufactured with 2.05 mm galvanised wire and fixed to galvanised metal posts. You can buy this type of fencing from our online shop, with delivery to the UK and across Europe.

Secure and define your outdoor space

Metal fencing systems are essential for improving security around properties—whether it’s a home, a large facility or a plot of land. Metal fencing helps you define boundaries and enclose areas of different sizes and layouts, reducing the risk of unwanted access.

In practice, many people choose metal fencing to secure open areas such as plots and garden perimeters. And of course, garden metal fencing is a great way to gain peace of mind without compromising on a clean, well-finished look.

It’s also worth remembering that fencing isn’t only about security: it has a strong visual impact. In many cases, the fence line becomes the “front” of your outdoor space—the first thing you notice.

If you want to improve security while also enhancing the overall appearance, you can choose bespoke metal fencing, designed and manufactured in Barcelona (Spain), with delivery to the UK and across Europe.

With the right metal fence, your outdoor areas will feel safer and look more refined. And you can choose from different designs and price ranges, tailoring the solution to your needs.

Installation options and finishes

Frame

On many projects, the first decision is whether the panel will be with a frame or without a frame. It’s not just a small detail: it changes the character of the whole fence and how the design is perceived.

• With a frame, the panel looks more defined and neatly finished around the edges, giving a more structured, solid feel.
• Without a frame, the inner pattern stands out more and the overall look feels lighter. It’s a popular choice for a clean, discreet or more minimalist finish.

Posts

Next, you’ll want to decide whether the fence will be with posts or without posts, as this affects both the aesthetic and how the run is visually “broken up”.

• With posts, the fence feels more modular: support points are clearly marked and the structure looks more architectural.
• Without posts, the result looks more continuous and visually lighter—ideal if you want the panel design to take centre stage or you want fewer vertical elements in view.

Fixing

Here, it’s not only about “how it’s fixed”, but also how it suits your surface and what finish you want to see. That’s why we offer four fixing options: in-ground (set in concrete), to the ground with a bolt-down base plate, front-fixed (set in concrete) and front-fixed with a bolt-down plate.

• In-ground fixing is often chosen when you want direct support from the ground and a very solid structural solution. With a bolt-down base plate, the installation is clean, technical and accessible. With concrete fixing, the anchor point is more integrated and discreet.
• Front fixing makes sense when the panel needs to be fixed to a wall face, edge or vertical surface, or when you want to keep the ground area clearer. As above, a bolt-down plate offers a neat and accessible installation, while concrete fixing aims for a more integrated look.

Finishes

The final finish sets the style and the level of protection, especially outdoors. You can choose from raw, anti-rust primer, galvanised, oven-baked powder coating (RAL colour) and galvanised + oven-baked powder coating (RAL colour).

• Raw is the “workshop” option—ideal if you want to handle the finishing yourself or you prefer an industrial look.
• Anti-rust primer is a great starting point if the fence will be painted later, or if you want an initial layer of protection.
• Galvanised provides very effective corrosion resistance, making it a strong choice for exposed outdoor environments.
• Powder coating in an RAL colour lets you match the fence to your façade, windows or other metal elements, with a clean, uniform finish.
• Galvanised + powder coated (RAL) combines both advantages: maximum anti-corrosion protection and a customised look.

Materials

Beyond the design of each model, a quality fence comes down to materials and construction. In this category we work with 40×8 solid flat bar, 50×50 tube posts and alternating solid turned bars Ø16.

The solid flat bar adds strength and rigidity, the 50×50 tube provides a robust structure when required, and the alternating turned bars add a decorative detail without losing durability. The result is metal fencing made to last, balancing security with a refined finish.

FAQs about fencing and fence panels

How do I measure the perimeter and calculate linear metres?

To calculate the linear metres, you should measure all the fence sections required, taking into account the length of each section, the desired height and any changes in ground level.

If you are unsure, the best option is to take photographs of the area and contact our technical department so that we can assess the case properly before you place the order.

How is the number of posts calculated? What spacing do you recommend?

We recommend placing the posts no more than 2.4 metres apart.

This measurement is also affected by transport limitations, as 2.4 metres is the maximum length allowed by the transport company for each section.

What heights do you recommend depending on use? (garden, plot, swimming pool, etc.)

For railings where there is a fall risk, the recommended height is 110 cm from ground level.

For other types of fencing, boundary fencing or enclosures, the height will depend on the use, the location and the customer’s preferences.

What happens if there are slopes or changes in ground level? Stepped fence or following the slope?

The solution will depend on the specific characteristics of the ground and on the type of level difference involved.

In these cases, the best option is to take photographs of the area and contact our technical department so that we can assess whether a stepped fence, a fence adapted to the slope or another solution would be more suitable.

How are corners and changes of direction handled?

Corners and changes of direction must be assessed on a case-by-case basis, as they may vary depending on the design, the type of fixing and the characteristics of the space.

To offer a suitable solution, we recommend sending photographs and checking with our technical department beforehand.

How should a section be measured if there are obstacles? (walls, trees, existing pillars)

When there are obstacles such as walls, trees, pillars or other elements, the measurements must be assessed specifically.

In these cases, it is advisable to take photographs of the space and contact our technical department so that we can review the case before confirming the measurements.

What type of post fixing do you recommend for soil, concrete or walls?

The type of fixing will depend on the available support and the installation conditions.

Whenever possible, we recommend combining a solid fixing to the base and to the existing support to improve the stability of the whole structure.

To assess the best option for soil, concrete or a wall, it is best to send photographs and check with our technical department.

Can fencing be combined with a matching door or gate?

Yes, the fencing can be combined with a matching door or gate, maintaining the same visual style throughout the enclosure.

What tolerances should be allowed so that the panels fit properly between posts?

You should always send us the actual measurements of the space.

We will calculate the tolerances required for the panels to fit correctly between posts according to the model, the fixing system and the order configuration.