Your fence sets the tone for your home’s entire aesthetic. Aluminum fences can be warm, regal, and traditional, without the need of traditional maintenance.
Last month we explored modern fence ideas. We focused on designs with clean, sleek lines. But what about those who prefer ornate details, rich textures, and warm patterns? Let’s explore the fencing options for those who prefer traditional designs over modern ones.
Appalachian aluminum fencing offers a secure, distinguished look that looks both sturdy and secure. It is inviting to guests and friends with its clean, distinguished look. But deters uninvited intruders with its press point tops.
This panel design essentially takes the clean look of the Floridian, adds a second lower top rail, and extends the pickets above.
Manhattan aluminum fencing is ideal for elegant spaces where both aesthetics and security are prioritized. Such as the shared pool of a gated community or a Victorian style home.
The Manhattan is similar to the Appalachian, but every alternate picket rises to a different height ending with an ornamental pressed point spear top. It is more ornamental than the Appalachian, with nice architectural details that give visual interest while still deterring potential fence jumpers.
As the name suggests, the Castle style of aluminum fencing evokes that of medieval architecture, surrounding your home in a fence that appears both triumphant and regal.
The Castle design is similar to the Manhattan but aligns its pickets in a curve. It provides an elegant flair alongside its security. Castle aluminum fence panels offer a kingly style, fit for the finest of homes and neighborhoods.
Additional Ornamentation
Your style is not limited to simple panel designs. The standard pressed point picket tops can be substituted with Monarch, Imperial, or Fleur-de-lis finials, which will give your fence a unique flavor.
The Monarch, with its simple design is perfect for traditional homes. The Fleur-de-lis has the taste of French splendor, both formal and yet not ostentatious. And the Imperial is classic and never goes out of style.
While we’re talking about architectural details, we have to mention the scroll work. Scrolls are additional details that can be added to panels. The small scrolls can fit at the top of the fence, adding visual interest. The large scrolls fit onto the center of the panel, adding character and an eye-catching flare.
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