Screens & Rails Systems
Types and Brochures
Frequently Asked Questions
What materials are used for outdoor privacy screens and how do they handle Australian weather?
Our screen systems use marine-grade aluminium framing with UV-stabilised materials designed specifically for Australian conditions. The screens can incorporate shade cloth, aluminium slats, or decorative laser-cut panels. All materials are selected for their fade resistance, corrosion resistance, and ability to withstand Tasmania’s variable climate conditions.
Do I need council approval to install privacy screens on my property?
Requirements vary by location and application. Generally, screens under certain heights (typically 1.8m) within your property boundaries may not require approval, but boundary installations and higher screens often do. We recommend checking with your local council, and we can assist with any required documentation for compliance.
How much privacy do outdoor screens actually provide?
Privacy levels depend on the screen material and design. Solid panels provide complete visual privacy, while slatted systems offer graduated privacy depending on slat spacing and angle. Many clients choose adjustable louvre systems that can be modified for different privacy needs throughout the day or seasons.
Can outdoor screens be integrated with existing structures like pergolas or decks?
Absolutely. Our screen systems are designed to integrate seamlessly with existing outdoor structures. We can mount screens to pergola posts, deck railings, or existing walls. Integration planning during the design phase ensures optimal aesthetics and functionality while maintaining structural integrity.
What's the lifespan of outdoor privacy screens and what warranty is provided?
Quality outdoor screens should last 10-15 years with minimal maintenance when properly installed. Our systems come with manufacturer warranties on materials and workmanship. Lifespan can be extended through proper care, including regular cleaning and occasional hardware inspection. We provide specific warranty details based on the materials and systems chosen for your project.
Proud members of the Housing Industry Association (HIA)
HIA Member Number: 537245
Tasmanian Building Accreditation Number: CC6137A
These credentials demonstrate our commitment to industry standards and quality.


















