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2The project
Redcinha Lattice fence with openwork frieze and anthracite aluminum posts, ensuring privacy and straight alignment along the roadway.
Project Context
Located at the property line of a private residence in Rouen (Normandy), the fence aims to secure and obscure the garden while maintaining a contemporary line. The linear stretch runs alongside the roadway and requires a properly treated angle at the entrance. The aesthetic choice combines a warm wood tone for the panels and a gray anthracite aluminum structure to ensure natural integration into the urban landscape. An upper openwork section creates a regular graphic pattern, complying with municipal recommendations while maintaining the desired level of privacy.
Implemented Solution
The project relies on the composite Lattice fence from Redcinha®, distributed by Paysapro, combining co-extruded wood composite boards and aluminum posts for a precise and durable ensemble.
- Brushed wood-effect boards with visible relief, color homogeneity, and natural appearance.
- UV protection and weather resistance, suitable for the temperature variations and humidity of Normandy.
- Low expansion (2 mm/m), managed by controlled installation gaps to maintain the flatness of the modules.
- Board geometry: 166 x 20 x 1795 mm (usable height 158 mm) for rational and repeatable tiling.
- Redcinha® aluminum posts 80x80 mm, ensuring mechanical stability, straightness, and constant spacing.
- Openwork frieze capping adding lightness and transparency, featuring a visible geometric pattern across the entire linear stretch.
- Accessories and finishes: reinforcement profiles for boards integrated every 3 to 4 boards depending on height, top and bottom finishing profiles, matching covers and ends.
- Recommended maintenance: cleaning with a high-pressure cleaner maintaining a minimum distance of 1 m.
- 10-year warranty on the Redcinha® range.
This configuration combines privacy, rigidity, and durability, with a consistent composite wood aesthetic and an anthracite aluminum structure that rhythmically frames the facade.
Execution and Result
The installation was entrusted to a network of partner installers. The setup began with precise marking of axes and square checking at the entrance angle. The verticality of each post was verified to ensure a continuous ridge line and perfect repeatability of the modules. The linear stretch runs alongside the sidewalk; at the base of the fence, a mineral bed of gravel was placed for drainage and cleanliness, limiting the regrowth of vegetation against the panels.
The tiling of the boards was standardized from one module to another to align the wood grain and the openwork frieze. The finishing profiles highlight the bottom of the panels and protect the edges. The gray anthracite aluminum structure enhances the wood tone of the boards and ensures regular spacing. The angle is treated with clean cuts and a realignment at the entrance for a tidy visual transition. The expansion gaps are respected according to the recommendations of the Lattice range.
The photos show a homogeneous and neat facade: wood composite boards with relief, anthracite posts and crossbeams, openwork frieze with a regular geometric pattern on each module. On the roadway side, the strip of light gravel accompanies the drainage and preserves the base of the panels. At the corner, the integration of existing equipment (mailbox and technical box) is done without interrupting the rhythm.
The result combines residential privacy, structural stability, and landscape integration. The taut horizontal lines, the graphic frieze capping, and the mineral base ensure a contemporary and durable reading of the fence along the roadway.
