Materials
Ornamental steel & aluminum
See-through fencing for pools, golf courses, lakes, and front yards.
Overview
Security without blocking the view
Ornamental metal is the answer wherever a solid fence isn't allowed or isn't wanted. In The Woodlands, solid fences aren't permitted along the rear line of golf course and lake lots, and see-through fences can go to 6'6". Many HOAs in Spring, Kingwood, and Atascocita set similar rules for water and fairway lots.
Aluminum won't rust and is the usual pick for pools and residential lots. Steel is heavier and stronger, better for drive gates and security.
- Meets see-through rules on golf, lake, and reserve lots.
- Pool-code compliant styles with self-closing gates.
- Powder-coated for long life.
Options
Choices to make
Aluminum
Rust-proof and lighter, ideal for pools and residential yards.
Steel
Heavier rails and pickets for gates and security.
Pool styles
Picket spacing and heights that meet barrier codes.
Puppy pickets
Tighter spacing at the bottom for small dogs.
Mesh inserts
In The Woodlands, temporary black mesh inside wrought iron is allowed for up to six months.
Drive gates
Swing and slide gates with automatic openers.
Related: Ornamental styles · Pool enclosures · Gates
Questions
Common questions
Aluminum or steel?
Aluminum for most homes and pools; steel where you need strength, like drive gates and commercial security.
Is ornamental fencing allowed on my golf course lot?
Usually it’s the required choice. We confirm your HOA or Township rules for your lot.
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