Connect the panel choice to the boundary layout. Keep lengths, corners, gates, and ground questions in the same conversation.
Sales Visualizer / fencesConcept
Slatted fence1.8 m panel height · Example proportions
Original concept drawing. Your range and product rules define the final experience.
FOUR DECISIONS / A CLEARER BRIEF
Step 1 of 4
Describe the boundary
Start with the customer’s purpose and a description of the run. Distinguish an early layout direction from verified boundary measurements.
QUESTIONS TO DISCUSS
Is the priority privacy, screening, or a visual boundary?
Where are corners and access points?
KEEP IN THE BRIEF
Example direction: a straight boundary run with one access point. Length and boundary position remain to be confirmed.
Compare the panel arrangement
Explain slatted and more enclosed panel directions in the actual language of the range. Keep height separate from the overall run so both choices remain understandable.
QUESTIONS TO DISCUSS
Which panel arrangement suits the discussion?
What example panel height is being considered?
KEEP IN THE BRIEF
Panel direction: a slatted concept with an illustrative 1.8 m height. This is not a confirmed site specification.
Keep posts and finish together
Record panel material and finish alongside the relevant post choices. Ask the product team which combinations are supported instead of assuming every finish suits every arrangement.
QUESTIONS TO DISCUSS
Are panel and post finishes separate?
Which combinations need a compatibility review?
KEEP IN THE BRIEF
Finish direction: panel and post preferences named individually. Supported combinations need product review.
Prepare a layout review
Summarize the preferred panel, height, finishes, and run description. Carry corners, gates and ground questions forward so the installer can identify the facts still needed.
QUESTIONS TO DISCUSS
Who confirms lengths and changes in level?
Which corner or gate details affect the next review?
KEEP IN THE BRIEF
Handover: boundary purpose, run description, panel and post preferences, access points, and outstanding measurements.
BRING IT TO YOUR OWN RANGE
Your products. A reviewable starting point.
This walkthrough introduces the decisions. A production experience uses your confirmed product range, compatible options and agreed handover.
