Aluminium Fence Aluminium Gate

SD Aluminium supplies aluminium fencing, gates and fence panels for homes, pools, schools and commercial sites across New Zealand. Powder coated aluminium does not rust, does not need painting or staining, and keeps its finish in coastal and high rainfall conditions, which is why it is a common replacement for timber and wrought iron on boundary and pool jobs here.

Aluminium fencing ranges

• Garden and boundary fence. Over 200 aluminium fence panels with matching sliding gates and double swing gates, for front boundaries, side returns and garden screening.
• Pool fence and pool gate. Pool fence panels and matching gates sized for pool and spa surrounds.
• Commercial fence and gate. Around 50 panel and gate sets for schools, car parks, depots and shared boundaries.
• WPC fence. Wood plastic composite panels in 1800 mm and 3600 mm lengths, flat and fluted, 20 mm thick, with matching WPC gates. A timber look with no sanding, staining or recoating.
• Fence post and gate accessories. Around 90 parts: in ground and flange fence posts, post brackets and caps, gate wheels, hinges and latches, sliding gate track and guide rollers, and gate automation including swing and sliding gate motors, keypads and remotes.

Aluminium, pool and commercial panels share the same post and hardware system, so a boundary run, a pool surround and a driveway gate can be specified together. WPC uses its own flanged and in ground posts.

Why Choose Aluminium Fencing?

• Rust and corrosion resistant. Suited to coastal and outdoor use in New Zealand conditions.
• Low maintenance. No need for painting, staining or sealing.
• Lightweight yet strong. Easy to handle and install without compromising durability.
• Modern, versatile designs. Clean lines and colour options to suit both traditional and contemporary architecture.
• Customisable. Available in a range of heights, styles and finishes including matte black, charcoal grey and powder coated colours.

From pedestrian gates to slat fence panels and automatic driveway gates, our aluminium products are engineered for long-term performance and visual impact.

Real Project Examples: See Our Aluminium Fencing in Action

Want to see how our aluminium fences and gates look in real-life installations? Explore our collection of completed projects from homes and businesses across Auckland and beyond.

These showcase the clean, architectural aesthetics and functionality our products bring, whether it is a minimal black gate at a townhouse, or a full privacy fence around a garden.

Let these examples inspire your next outdoor upgrade.

Aluminium fencing questions

How much does aluminium fencing cost in NZ?

Every panel and gate on this page carries its own price, so you can cost a run by adding up the panels, posts and gate you need. For a cut to size panel, an automated gate, or a full site measure, send the dimensions to your nearest branch and we will quote it.

Does aluminium fencing rust in coastal areas?

Aluminium does not rust. The fence panels are powder coated and the steel fence posts are hot dipped galvanised, so both handle salt air and rain without painting or sealing. Rinsing the salt off with fresh water now and then is the whole maintenance routine.

What do I need to check before I buy a pool fence in New Zealand?

Residential pool barriers are regulated here and your local council inspects them. Confirm the current barrier height, gap and gate rules with your council first, then match those measurements to our pool fence panels and gates. We supply the fence, gate and hardware; the completed barrier is signed off by your council inspection.

What is the difference between aluminium fence panels and WPC fence?

Aluminium panels are the lighter of the two and hold a powder coated finish without sanding or staining. WPC is wood plastic composite, so the panel has the grain and warmth of timber with none of the recoating. WPC uses its own flanged and in ground posts, listed with the fence post accessories.

Where can I see aluminium fencing in Auckland or Christchurch?

Three branches: Albany and Manukau in Auckland, and Christchurch. Call the branch before you come in and the team can confirm what is on the floor, check stock on a panel or gate, and go through sizes with you.