Buyer guide
A practical guide to Perimtec steel frame privacy fence kits, what comes with each section, which sizes are available online, and when a custom quote is the better path.
Use this page to compare standard kit options before you shop the Steel Frame System online, review the complete Steel Frame Fence System, or request project pricing for a larger layout.
A Perimtec Steel Frame Fence Kit is a modular privacy fence section built around steel posts, receiver/channel components, selected infill, and fastening details. It is a fence system kit, not just a loose decorative panel placed between posts. If you are still comparing the full product platform, start with the Steel Frame Fence System.
That system approach matters for residential privacy, commercial screening, equipment screening, and contractor-installed projects where sections, posts, infill, gates, and freight need to work together.
The structural frame and receiver/channel parts that organize each privacy fence section as a repeatable system.
Infill depends on the configuration selected, such as WPC/composite, vinyl, cedar, stained cedar, Designer Metal, or other compatible metal/slat-style options.
Posts are planned based on the product setup, layout, section size, mounting condition, corners, ends, and gate openings.
Hardware and fastening details are included or specified as applicable to the selected kit, but exact quantities can vary by configuration.
Gate openings affect posts, hardware, clearances, and layout, so gates should be selected and planned as their own part of the project.
Freight and shipping are handled through the online checkout for standard orders or through the quote path when project review is needed.
Perimtec Steel Frame comes in 6 ft and 8 ft section widths, depending on height and configuration. The standard buy-online sizes are available through the Steel Frame shop.
Not every infill option is available in every width. 8 ft high sections should also be treated as a taller privacy configuration that may require more planning around posts, mounting, local requirements, wind exposure, and gates.
Steel Frame kits are often chosen because the frame can support several compatible infill directions, including WPC/composite, vinyl, cedar, stained cedar, Designer Metal, and metal or slat-style infill where applicable.
The important planning note is that not every infill option is available in every section width. Infill weight, board direction, gate use, height, and section width can all affect what should be ordered online versus reviewed as a quote-path item.
Custom infill belongs in the quote path so Perimtec can review compatibility, fastening, gates, and layout before the project is priced. For broader design context, see metal privacy fence options.
Online purchasing works best for straightforward layouts, standard heights and widths, simple privacy runs, smaller projects, DIY or contractor-installed projects, and buyers who already know section quantity and post needs. Use the shop when you are ready to shop Steel Frame fence kits.
It is also a good fit for sample-first buyers who want to confirm infill color, texture, or finish before committing to the full order.
Request project pricing when the scope includes commercial projects, long fence runs, slopes, many corners, multiple gates, custom infill, concrete mounting, unusual post conditions, freight-sensitive orders, or drawings and specification coordination. If the project includes a fence mounted to concrete, review that condition before finalizing the material plan.
The quote path helps align posts, gates, section layout, freight, and installation assumptions before materials are ordered.
Get Project PricingSteel Frame is usually the better fit when the buyer wants broader infill flexibility, mixed-material looks, or project-specific design options. Aluminum Frame is usually better when the buyer wants a clean modern aluminum privacy system in standard formats.
For the full comparison, review Perimtec’s modern metal privacy fence systems guide to compare fence systems before ordering.
Compare Fence SystemsGate openings affect layout, posts, hinges, latch hardware, clearances, infill weight, and the way nearby fence sections are ordered. Plan walk gates, double gates, equipment access, and service openings before finalizing kit quantities.
If the opening needs a matching kit path, shop gates alongside the fence sections or learn about fence gates before requesting pricing.
Quick answers for buyers comparing online kits, project pricing, infill, posts, gates, and commercial use.
A Perimtec steel frame fence kit is built around steel frame or receiver components, selected infill, post planning, and fastening details as applicable. Matching gates, freight, and project-specific conditions should be planned with the full layout.
Yes. Standard Steel Frame kit sizes can be purchased online when the layout is straightforward and the buyer knows section quantities, post needs, and the preferred infill direction.
Post options depend on the product setup and layout. End posts, line posts, corner posts, gate posts, mounting conditions, and height can change what is needed, so review the selected online configuration or request pricing for complex layouts.
Steel Frame kits can support multiple compatible infill directions, including WPC/composite, vinyl, cedar or stained cedar, Designer Metal, and some metal or slat-style infill options. Custom infill should be reviewed through the quote path.
An 8 ft high x 6 ft wide online configuration is available for taller privacy needs, but taller sections require more planning around posts, exposure, mounting, gate openings, and local requirements.
Yes. Contractors often benefit from a modular system because standard sections, receiver components, post planning, and compatible infill choices help make the installation scope easier to organize.
Request a quote for commercial projects, long runs, slopes, many corners, multiple gates, custom infill, concrete mounting, unusual post conditions, freight-sensitive orders, or projects that need drawings and specification coordination.
Yes. Steel Frame kits can be used for commercial screening and contractor-installed projects, especially when layout, gates, equipment screening, and project-specific design requirements are reviewed before ordering.