Steel pickets and horizontal metal slats give the frontage a clean look, retain daylight and let you choose the level of privacy. Fence, pedestrian gate and vehicle gate can all share one colour.
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What you get
Set the appearance and privacy to suit your property
A vertical layout feels calm and traditional, while horizontal slats emphasise modern architecture. Spacing can be open or tighter, including a double-sided arrangement for more screening.
Vertical steel pickets or horizontal metal slats
Spacing selected for openness or privacy
Galvanised and coated steel
RAL colours, including anthracite RAL 7016
Fence and gates in one design
Single- or double-sided vertical picket layouts
Suitability
When should you choose steel pickets?
Steel pickets offer low maintenance and an adjustable balance between privacy and airflow.
Best for
Contemporary frontages and fences with matching gates in one colour.
Privacy
Medium to high depending on spacing and single- or double-sided layout.
Wind and noise
An open layout loads less than a solid fence. Noise reduction is limited.
Consider
Horizontal and vertical layouts need different frames; choose the profile and spacing up front.
Steel picket options
Vertical steel picket and horizontal metal-slat options
▥Slat orientation
Vertical steel picket
Vertical profiled steel slats create a classic rhythm while letting light through. We set the gap and single- or double-sided layout for the privacy you need.
Vertical slats
Adjustable gap
Galvanised + coated
▤Slat orientation
Horizontal metal slats
Horizontal slats give the fence a clean, modern line. Choose a wider gap for an airy look or a tighter arrangement for more privacy.
Horizontal layout
Adjustable gap
Modern look
◧Colours
RAL colours and finishes
Metal slats are available in a range of RAL colours. Anthracite RAL 7016, grey and brown are popular; galvanising and a quality finish protect the steel from corrosion.
Steel picket and metal-slat fences in Tallinn and Harjumaa
We install vertical steel pickets and horizontal metal-slat fences for homes and commercial properties across Tallinn and Harjumaa. At the measurement we agree the orientation, spacing, colour, foundations and matching gate design.
Clear pricing
What affects the price
The final price depends on the dimensions, materials, site conditions and any gates or removal work. After a free measurement, we provide a clear project quote.
Always included
On-site measurement
Installing steel posts
Mounting the slats at the chosen gap
Levelling
Post-installation check
Year-round installation, including winter
Warranty on completed work
Affects the price
Fence length and height
Gap and type (single-/double-sided)
Colour (RAL)
Gates and pedestrian gates
Terrain and groundwork
How we work
Four steps to a finished result
1
You send an enquiry
One call or message and we take care of the process. We arrange a free site measurement.
2
We advise and quote
We recommend a material and construction for the plot and budget, with the price agreed up front.
3
We install with care
We install the fence or gate and connect automation where required, keeping you informed.
4
We hand over the result
We inspect the completed work with you and provide operating and care guidance.
Yes. We install classic vertical steel pickets and horizontal metal-slat systems. The suitable profile, support rails and spacing depend on the chosen orientation and design.
You choose the spacing. A tighter or double-sided vertical layout gives more privacy; wider gaps keep the fence lighter and more open.
Anthracite RAL 7016, grey and brown are common choices. We confirm the available profiles and coating colours when preparing the quote.
Yes. Sliding, swing and pedestrian gates can use the same vertical pickets or horizontal metal slats as the fence.
That depends on the architecture, desired privacy, span and wind exposure. We show suitable vertical and horizontal options during the measurement.
Yes, when picket spacing, ground clearance, height and the pedestrian-gate lock are selected correctly.
Use closer spacing or a double-sided alternating layout. Denser infill gives more screening but also increases wind loading.
