Claustral Composite Fence
Claustral is a solid composite fence with brushed horizontal slats, designed to create a partition with the appearance of natural wood. Its co-extruded slats and aluminium elements form a dedicated system, distinct from the Bardline open-slat look.
Bardline fence
Bardline is a composite fence with an open-slat effect: its vertical slats deliberately create a play of light and provide an identical appearance on both faces. It favors an open-slat separation, whereas Claustral offers a solid composition with horizontal slats.
Horizontal openwork aluminium slat
The horizontal aluminium openwork slat introduces visual and light passage within a composite fence composition. It allows modulation of appearance, without guaranteeing compliance with a local urban-planning regulation (PLU) by itself: applicable rules must be checked locally.
City decorative aluminium slat
The City decorative slat is a 166 mm aluminium horizontal slat intended to personalise the visual rhythm of a composite fence. It serves a decorative role; it does not by itself define the level of screening nor regulatory compliance of the project.
Bermude Horizontal Slat
The Bermude horizontal slat is a large-format decorative aluminium slat, 346 mm high. It provides a wide, graphic rhythm to a composite fence; screening level and local regulations should be assessed at the scale of the complete assembly.
Bermuda vertical aluminium slat
The Bermuda vertical slat is a 465 mm decorative aluminium slat to be installed vertically only. Its large format creates a slender contemporary rhythm; screening level and local rules must be assessed at the scale of the complete composition.
Aluminium Post
The Redcinha® aluminium post 80 x 80 mm is the common structural element for the Claustral, Bardline and Barreaudée systems. The same profile serves as start, intermediate, right-angle and end post depending on the chosen layout.
Flagship product of the range
Claustral Composite Fence
Claustral is a solid composite fence with brushed horizontal slats, designed to create a partition with the appearance of natural wood. Its co-extruded slats and aluminium elements form a dedicated system, distinct from the Bardline open-slat look.
Guides & Resources
Is a permit required to install a fence?
Installing a fence often raises a simple yet sensitive question on site: is a permit required? Paysapro, the official European distributor of Redcinha®, Delclo®, and elipsun® solutions for professionals, leverages over 15 years of expertise in composite distribution to clarify the regulatory framework applicable in France in 2026 and its operational impacts on your projects.
Preliminary Declaration for a Fence: When is it Mandatory?
Paysapro, the official European distributor of the brands Redcinha®, Delclo®, and elipsun®, supports professionals in outdoor landscaping with regulatory compliance for fences in France, backed by over 15 years of experience and over 10,000 referenced projects. This guide summarizes when a preliminary declaration is required, how to handle it effectively, and what to anticipate to secure project timelines and margins.
Evaluating an Outdoor Design Range for Distributors
The selection of a range starts with its alignment with the clientele of the sales point, rather than a promise of margin or exclusivity. Paysapro distributes three brands and several families of outdoor designs that the distributor can examine based on the available datasheets, notices, samples, and completed projects.
Preparing a Fence and Outdoor Layout Specification
A specifier saves time by separating documented features from constraints that still need validation. Paysapro distributes the Redcinha®, Delclo®, and elipsun® ranges and provides product datasheets, instructions, and completed projects to inform this initial framing.
External Development Specifications for a Multi-Site Project
A multi-site project is not merely about multiplying a quantity by the number of locations. The documentation must highlight what is common across all sites and what varies locally. Paysapro can then align the needs with documented ranges without presuming a volume, timeline, or compatibility.
Rigid, Composite or Barred Fencing: Which Criteria to Compare?
These three families do not meet the same specifications. The useful comparison focuses on usage, level of transparency, system composition, and site constraints. It cannot conclude to one universally superior solution.
Preparing a Professional Gate or Gate Access Project
Access must be considered in conjunction with the fence, but it should not be reduced to a simple width in a quote. The Paysapro data sheets present several gates and access; each must be verified for its dimensions, configurations, and finishes that are actually published.
Choosing a Composite Sample for Cladding, Decking or Fencing
A sample helps examine a material and finish, but it does not demonstrate either the system's performance or its appearance on a large surface. To be useful for a prescription or reference, it must be observed with a specific question in mind.
