PerfMesh Pool Fencing Sloped Panel (Raked) — 1185mm High
PerfMesh Pool Fencing Sloped Panel (Raked) — 1185mm High
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The raked panel is what lets a PerfMesh perforated fence follow a slope or a run of stairs without leaving a gap underneath — which is what an inspector fails a fence for.
Choose your panel length. 2 metre or 3 metre, cut to follow the fall, 1185mm high. The price updates as you change the length.
- 1185mm high, 2000mm or 3000mm long
- Satin Black, White or Monument powder coat
- Perforated sheet — privacy and airflow, still pool-safety compliant
- Australian Standard AS1926 pool compliant
- 10 year manufacturer warranty
- Doubles as a courtyard screen
Where a raked panel goes. Raked panels sit at the end of a straight section, and a gate cannot be hinged to one — hang the gate off a standard post instead.
Not sure how much fall you have? Map your run in the PerfMesh calculator, or book a site measure and we will size it for you.
Why buy from Click Fencing
Why buy from Click Fencing
AS1926 pool compliant. Our pool fencing and gate hardware is built to the Australian pool safety standard and independently tested, so it passes inspection.
10 year manufacturer's warranty.
Chosen for Perth conditions. Marine-grade 316 and G2205 stainless steel, powder-coated aluminium and toughened safety glass, specified for coastal air and full sun.
DIY or installed. Buy the parts and fit it yourself, or we will measure up and install the lot.
Perth stock. Flat-rate metro delivery, or collect free from our Canning Vale warehouse.
Materials and care
Materials and care
Toughened safety glass — 12mm, to AS1288 and AS2208, NATA certified. Wash with warm water, a mild detergent and a soft cloth. Never use abrasive pads or scourers.
Powder-coated aluminium — rinse with fresh water every few months, and more often near the coast where salt builds up. A mild detergent lifts anything the hose leaves behind.
Stainless steel, 316 and G2205 marine grade — rinse with fresh water. Light surface tea staining is normal in coastal air and is not corrosion of the steel itself; a proprietary stainless cleaner removes it and restores the finish.
Avoid pool chemicals splashing onto hardware, abrasive cleaners, and steel wool, which leaves particles behind that rust and stain.
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