Screening Infills

Privacy Screens and Fence Infills in Sydney

Outdoor screens for decks, pools and courtyards, and infill panels for front walls and piers. Slats, battens and louvres in aluminium, made to suit your design.

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Grey vertical slat infills and a matching pedestrian gate set between white rendered piers on a front wall — Slat infills between rendered piers

Slat privacy screen along the back of a pool area beside a brick wall — Pool privacy screen

Pale grey aluminium louvre enclosure with double doors screening bins beside a brick building — Louvre enclosure

Outdoor privacy screens for decks, pools and courtyards

A screen blocks the view where you need it, without walling in the whole garden. It can stand on its own, sit on a deck or wall, or fill part of a fence.

Freestanding charcoal aluminium slat privacy screen at the edge of a timber deck, in front of a neighbouring house — DeckAluminium slat screen on a timber deck

Where a privacy screen helps

Decks and balconies: Screen a neighbour's window or a side of the deck that faces the street.
Pool and spa areas: Add privacy behind the pool fence, or around a spa.
Courtyards and side passages: Close off a view, or hide a clothesline or a work area.
Bins and equipment: Louvre enclosures for bins, pumps and air-conditioning units.

How private a screen feels depends on its height, the gaps and where people look from. No screen hides everything from every angle; we look at the sightlines with you on site.

How open should your screen be?

Every screen trades light and breeze for privacy. The gap between slats, and their angle, decide where yours sits.

Open slats

Wide gaps. Filters the view and keeps most of the light and breeze.
Close slats

Narrow gaps. Much more privacy, with some light and air still coming through.
Louvres

Angled blades block a straight-on view but let air move through.