Satin Black Aluminum Horizontal Slat Infill Panels

Satin Black Aluminum Horizontal Slat Infill Panels

These horizontal aluminum slat infill panels support custom fence, gate, screen, and framed opening projects where profile width, spacing, overall dimensions, and finish are selected to suit the approved design. The listing references four slat face sizes and three regular lengths, but each order still requires a drawing that defines the complete panel or loose-infill supply scope.

Available Slat Reference

Define Infill Versus Complete Panel

State whether the order is for loose slats, cut-to-length infill, a framed panel, gate infill, channels, spacers, end caps, posts, or a complete assembly. A profile list alone does not identify the support system. Provide section details at ends, corners, gate stiles, intermediate supports, and changes in height. Confirm which party drills, cuts, assembles, and installs each component.

Select Slat Width and Gap

The 65, 100, 116, and 150 mm faces create different proportions and require different piece counts for a given panel height. Define the clear gap as well as the slat size. Gap controls privacy, airflow, visibility, cleaning access, and the risk of trapped debris. Where opening size or climbability is regulated, have the responsible professional verify the final layout rather than relying on a marketing description.

Check Span and Support

Confirm unsupported length, wind exposure, slat orientation, frame stiffness, fastener or channel engagement, thermal movement, and drainage. Regular stock length does not prove that a slat can safely span the same distance. Use an approved engineering or fabrication detail for long panels, exposed locations, gates, and moving assemblies. Do not use decorative infill as a guard or structural barrier unless designed for that purpose.

Finish and Fabrication Control

Specify alloy and temper, profile tolerance, cut length, end treatment, pretreatment, color code, gloss, coating system, and touch-up rules. Approve a satin black sample if surrounding frames or earlier project phases must match. A modular system may reduce field welding, but actual assembly depends on the selected channels, brackets, fasteners, and drawing.

Horizontal Slat RFQ

Send panel elevations, profile choice, slat length, gap, frame and support details, quantity, hardware scope, finish, packing marks, destination, and date. Eone Industry can review samples, cut lists, complete-panel options, production, and door-to-door freight. At delivery, verify profile, length, count, color, straightness, end condition, and package labels before assembly.