Slatted Fence Panels with Decorative Screen

One of the biggest advantages of composite fencing is how easy it is to live with day-to-day. There’s no routine painting, staining or ongoing treatment to keep on top of, which makes it especially appealing if you’re used to timber taking up your weekends. In most cases, it only needs an occasional wipe-down or rinse with soapy water to shift everyday marks like dust or dirt, with a light hose-down handling anything more stubborn. It’s a straightforward, low-effort option for anyone who wants a neat, well-kept garden without the regular maintenance cycle that comes with traditional materials.

Decorative screens are a simple way to add personality and detail to your boundary fencing. While the slatted panels already provide a clean, structured finish, screens allow you to introduce texture and visual interest. Whether you want a subtle feature or a more eye-catching focal point, they help break up larger runs of fencing and give your garden a more designed, intentional feel. Of course, if you prefer the slatted fence panels without the decorative screen, we also have options for you!

It really comes down to the feel you want from your outdoor space. If you’re working with a modern design, grey and black tend to fit in effortlessly. Grey keeps things light and balanced without drawing too much attention away from other features, while black makes a striking first impression, framing the space and providing a bold contrast. 

On the other hand, if your garden is more traditional, or has softer landscaping with lawns, shrubs and natural materials, the antique finish could be the option for you. It brings a warmer, more familiar look that blends in rather than standing out, which helps the fencing feel like part of the garden rather than a separate feature.

That depends. The slatted screen is the most understated option, echoing the clean lines of the slatted fencing to create a sleek, minimalist look. The leaf pattern introduces more visual movement. The curved shapes soften the straight lines of the fencing and work well in gardens where planting plays a big role, helping the screen feel more naturally connected to the surroundings. The Moroccan design sits at the more decorative end of the range. It has a more patterned, intricate look that becomes a feature in its own right, and is particularly effective in spaces where you want the fencing to contribute a bit more character rather than simply sit in the background. 

rain, wind, frost and sun exposure in ways timber just can’t match. This makes them a reliable long-term choice for year-round outdoor performance.