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Material & Specification Overview
The table below summarizes pre-assembled panel specifications. Exact panel dimensions and slat configuration vary by product line, so please confirm against the specific datasheet for your chosen panel.
| Item | Detail |
| Panel Construction | Factory-assembled frame with slats pre-fixed at consistent spacing |
| Standard Panel Width | 1800mm - 2000mm, matched to common post spacing |
| Standard Panel Height | 1200mm - 1800mm, depending on privacy versus boundary-marking intent |
| Frame Material | Composite or aluminum frame, depending on the specific panel line |
| Slat Spacing Options | Closed for maximum privacy, or spaced for increased airflow and a more open look |
| Mounting System | Bracket-compatible frame edges designed for quick fixing to installed posts |
| Surface Finish Options | Wood-grain embossed, brushed, or co-extruded capped, matching our standard composite color range |
Product Photography
We provide photos of completed panels ready for shipment, installation photos showing a panel being mounted between posts, and time-lapse style image sequences showing how quickly a fence line comes together with pre-assembled sections compared with on-site assembly from loose components.
A note on post spacing accuracy: because panels are built to a fixed width, posts must be set at matching spacing for the panels to fit correctly, and we strongly recommend confirming exact post spacing against your chosen panel's dimensions before installing posts, rather than after panels have already arrived on site.
We can also provide a simple post-spacing calculator that takes your total fence line length and confirms exactly how many panels and posts are needed, including end posts and any corner posts your layout requires, which helps avoid ordering the wrong quantity of either component for a project with an irregular property boundary shape.
Minimum Order Quantity & Pricing Structure
Pricing for pre-assembled panels reflects both the material cost and the factory assembly labor included, generally positioned above loose component pricing but offering substantial on-site labor savings in return. MOQ for a first trial order is typically 1 x 20ft container, and larger fencing projects can discuss phased delivery matched to a multi-stage installation schedule.
| Order Volume | Pricing Tier |
| Sample panel | Sample fee + courier, often credited toward the first order |
| 1 x 20ft container | Standard FOB pricing per panel |
| 1 x 40ft HQ container | Discounted per-panel pricing |
| Developer and fencing contractor volumes | Negotiated pricing with repeat-order scheduling |
Quotations are typically given as FOB Ningbo or Shanghai, with CIF and DDP available once the destination and Incoterm are confirmed. Standard payment terms are 30% deposit by T/T with the balance against the B/L copy. We recommend comparing total installed cost, including on-site labor time, against loose component fencing, since the labor savings from pre-assembly often offset the higher per-panel material price for larger projects.
For developers building many identical homes, we can also quote matching gate panels alongside standard fence panels in the same combined order.
For fencing companies comparing this product against building panels on site from loose components, we recommend calculating the fully burdened cost of on-site labor, including wasted time from measurement errors or inconsistent slat spacing between different crew members, since this hidden cost is often larger than buyers initially expect when first considering pre-assembled panels as an alternative.
OEM & Customization Options
Because panels are built to order at the factory rather than assembled from generic stock components on site, customization is built into how we produce this line.
- Panel dimensions - custom widths and heights to match your specific post spacing and privacy requirements
- Slat spacing and pattern - closed, spaced, or mixed horizontal and vertical patterns built into the factory assembly
- Color and finish - standard color card, or custom color matching for larger developer or contractor orders
- Gate panel matching - matching gate sections built to the same specification as standard fence panels
- Branding - private label packaging for fencing companies and distributors reselling this product
For developers standardizing fencing across many identical properties, we can hold an approved panel specification on file, so that every home in a development receives an identical, factory-consistent fence panel rather than relying on individual site crews to replicate the same result from loose components across dozens of separate installations.
Coordinating Panel Height Transitions on Sloped Sites
Properties with sloped boundaries sometimes need a stepped or racked fence design, where panel height gradually changes along the fence line to follow the ground slope rather than leaving an uneven gap beneath a level-top fence. We can discuss whether a stepped panel approach or a racked panel design, where the frame itself is angled to follow the slope while slats remain level, better suits your specific site, and can produce panels accordingly once we understand your ground profile.
We can also discuss end-of-run trim pieces for an irregular final panel length along a fence boundary.
Certification & Quality Control
Because the entire panel is assembled and finished before it ever leaves our factory, our quality control for this line extends to the complete assembled unit rather than only the individual components.
| Certification / Test | Availability |
| REACH / RoHS compliance | Standard formulation compliant |
| Wind load resistance data | Available for selected panel configurations, relevant to fence panels in wind-exposed locations |
| Assembly quality inspection | Each completed panel checked for slat alignment, spacing consistency, and secure frame assembly before packing |
| Factory quality system | ISO 9001 factory management system |
Our QC process includes a final inspection of each completed panel, checking that slats are evenly spaced, securely fixed within the frame, and that the panel is square and free of visible defects before it is wrapped for shipment. This additional assembly-stage inspection is specific to this product line, since a factory-built panel represents a finished product rather than raw material that an installer will later assemble and inspect themselves on site.
For large developer orders, we can arrange a third-party pre-shipment inspection covering a sample of completed panels from the production run.
Why Factory Assembly Reduces Variability
A fence built slat by slat on site depends heavily on the individual installer maintaining consistent spacing and alignment across potentially dozens of meters of fencing, and even experienced crews can introduce small variations over a long run. Building the panel at our factory under controlled conditions, using fixed jigs and consistent spacing templates, removes this source of variability almost entirely, which is one of the main reasons developers specifically choose this product when consistency across many properties matters more than it would for a single one-off residential fence.
Production Capacity & Lead Time
Because each panel requires factory assembly in addition to standard material production, lead time for this line runs somewhat longer than for loose component fencing of the same specification.
| Item | Detail |
| Monthly capacity | Moderate throughput given the additional assembly step required for each panel |
| Sample lead time | 7-10 working days for existing configurations, since a full panel must be assembled for the sample |
| Standard order lead time | 25-35 days after deposit and specification confirmation |
| Custom dimension or pattern lead time | Additional 25-35 days for new configuration setup |
| Spring season note | Fencing demand peaks in spring across many markets; we recommend confirming orders in winter for a spring installation |
We provide production progress updates and can share photos of completed panels before packing. For fencing contractors with a fixed client installation date, please share that date at quotation stage so we can confirm realistic feasibility given the additional assembly time this product requires.
If your project involves several hundred meters of fencing, we recommend confirming your order well ahead of your target season to secure adequate production capacity.
We also recommend that large developments plan their fence panel order well ahead of the construction phase that needs it, since the assembly step adds meaningful production time compared with our loose component lines, and a late order risk missing a planned installation window that other trades are depending on for site handover.
We recommend that fencing contractors managing multiple simultaneous residential installations build in a reasonable buffer beyond our stated lead time, since coordinating assembly capacity across several concurrent orders naturally takes somewhat longer than a single straightforward shipment during our busiest ordering months.
Logistics & After-Sales Support
Because completed panels are larger and less compact than loose fencing components, shipping and handling require some specific planning considerations for this line.
- Shipping ports - orders typically go out via Ningbo or Shanghai port; FOB, CIF, or DDP quoting available
- Panel packaging - panels packed flat with protective wrapping and corner protection, stacked to maximize container efficiency while protecting the finished assembly
- Documentation - commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, certificate of origin, and relevant test reports provided as standard
- Damage/shortage claims - please photograph any damage at unloading, checking panel count against the packing list; verified defects are resolved through replacement stock or credit on the next order
- Installation guidance - manuals covering post setting, spacing accuracy, and panel mounting hardware
We recommend confirming post spacing accuracy before panels arrive, since adjusting already-set posts to match a delivered panel is far more disruptive than confirming the correct spacing in advance using our panel dimension specifications.
We can also advise on realistic unloading requirements for larger panel shipments, since assembled panels are bulkier to handle than flat-packed loose components, and confirming your site has adequate space and equipment for unloading avoids a difficult situation when the delivery truck actually arrives.
Our export team remains available by phone or WhatsApp throughout shipping and unloading to help answer any questions about panel counts, post compatibility, or mounting hardware that your installation crew might encounter during their first project using this system, particularly for a crew working with pre-assembled panels for the very first time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How much faster is installation with pre-assembled panels?
A: Installation time is significantly reduced since slats do not need individual on-site fixing; exact time savings depend on fence length and crew experience, but many installers report completing projects in a fraction of the time compared with loose component assembly.
Q: Do I need to set posts at an exact spacing?
A: Yes, since panels are built to a fixed width, posts must be set at matching spacing for panels to fit correctly; we recommend confirming this before setting posts.
Q: Can I get custom panel heights for different areas of my property?
A: Yes, we can produce different panel heights within the same order for areas with different privacy or boundary-marking needs.
Q: Are matching gates available?
A: Yes, we can produce matching gate sections built to the same specification and finish as your standard fence panels.
Q: Is pre-assembled fencing more expensive than loose components?
A: Per-panel material cost is generally higher, though total installed cost, including labor, is often comparable or better for larger projects given the significant on-site time savings.
Q: Can panels be adjusted slightly on site if my post spacing is not perfectly exact?
A: A small amount of adjustment is sometimes possible, but we strongly recommend setting posts to the exact specified spacing beforehand rather than relying on-site adjustment to compensate for a significant discrepancy.
Q: Can panels be shortened on site if my fence line does not divide evenly?
A: We recommend ordering a custom end panel sized to your exact remaining distance rather than attempting to cut a standard panel, since cutting through the assembled frame can compromise its structural integrity.
