VISIOMODPrivacy Screens, Fences & Gates
Formerly known as Modulo Fence Accessory System
VF-MODBespoke fence design service. Send a sketch — we review the panel technically, price it, ship it as one fabricated unit. 5-day brief turnaround, 1-panel minimum.
Bespoke fence design service. Send a sketch — we review the panel technically, price it, ship it as one fabricated unit. 5-day brief turnaround, 1-panel minimum.
Use this route when the boundary needs to work as an architectural system: privacy, gate integration, wind exposure and visual rhythm together.
Fence systems fit villas, residential boundaries and entrances where panels, gates and lighting should share one design language.
Define height, infill rhythm, post fixing, wind exposure, gate type and any access-control or lighting scope.
Specify the boundary as a system so the quote includes the parts that make the final installation coherent.
Use horizontal aluminium slats for the main modern boundary route.
Porta gatesMatch gate type, access and infill with the fence line.
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Use these answers when comparing a modular post and accessory route for mixed fence boundaries, gates, glass and lighting.
Modulo is used as the modular post and accessory logic for fence projects that combine panels, glass sections, gates, lighting or special boundary details.
Compare fence systems →Modulo becomes important when the project is not a simple straight panel line and needs coordinated posts, junctions, accessories, lighting or mixed material sections.
Compare lighting route →Confirm boundary layout, corners, slope changes, post spacing, panel mix, gate positions, lighting/accessory needs and any special connection details.
Review system layout →TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONSA residential project specifies Lineo at the street, Cristallo at the terrace edge and Bosco at the planted zone — three different infill systems on one continuous run. The boundary needs a single post family that accepts every infill cleanly, holds a coordinated finish across orientations and lets the architect dissolve the transitions visually rather than emphasise them with brackets and trim plates.
Modulo line and corner posts in 90×90 mm carry all three infills on the same channel system; finish batch is held across the run so anodised or RAL reading remains continuous from gate to terrace.
A second-line coastal estate sits in EN 1991-1-4 Terrain Category 0 with chronic onshore gusts and salt-laden air. The 1800 mm boundary must hold 1.4 kN/m² wind tier across long runs, accept Lineo 30 mm slats for wind filtration and resist white-bloom corrosion through 10+ seasons. Foundations land in clay with a 700 mm frost depth.
90×90 mm Modulo posts at 1800 mm height, concrete-set 700 mm below grade, with Qualimarine pre-treatment under Qualicoat Class 2 powder coat; rain-channelled caps shed weather water away from the post-anchor interface.
A restoration brief calls for a 1400 mm street boundary that references the heritage ironwork of an adjoining listed building without copying it. The architect wants a CNC laser-cut aluminium panel with a project-specific motif framed by the same posts that carry the rest of the perimeter, delivered as a single fabricated unit and engineered to current EN wind-action standards.
Bespoke service returns project review package in 5 working days; panel fabricated up to 2000×2500 mm in one piece on Modulo 60×60 mm posts, finish-matched to adjacent catalogue runs.
A 240 m estate frontage needs a post-cap LED rhythm that marks the boundary at dusk without lighting the surrounding pasture. The system must accept Modulo Light cap LEDs at every line post, run on a single 24 V DC zone, integrate with the existing Matter-based home automation and survive freeze-thaw cycles in continental winter.
LED-integrated caps at every Modulo post on a single IP68 24 V DC zone with 60–200 W driver; Matter bridge ties into the home automation, RF remote covers gate-side override.
An infill housing project subdivides a shared courtyard into three private patios using a single continuous fence run that branches at two T-junctions. Each branch carries a different infill series — Lineo on the perimeter, Bosco on the patio divisions — and the structural node at the T-junction must read as one post, not three brackets.
Modulo T-junction post receives panels on three adjacent faces at one structural node; finish-matched cap closes the head detail flush, with no visible bracket plates.
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Why VisioMod
Modulo replaces welded steel with extruded 6063-T5 aluminium and a routed channel system, removing the weld-corrosion failure mode and the recurring repaint cycle. Five functional profiles cover every site geometry without on-site fabrication, and the Qualicoat Class 2 finish delivers architectural-grade reading at residential, hospitality and estate-scale boundaries.
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Why VisioMod
Timber posts surrender at the ground line where moisture and biological attack concentrate. Modulo's M12-anchored or concrete-set aluminium post moves the failure horizon out beyond the project-confirmed structural terms, and the Modulo Light program adds IP68 LED capability that timber cannot host without invasive routing.
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Why VisioMod
Off-shelf aluminium posts cover line duty only and force the contractor to improvise corners and abutments with surface-mounted brackets. Modulo's five functional profiles, four cap options and bespoke service close every detail at the same finish batch and the same engineering envelope, so the perimeter reads as one designed system rather than an assembly of components.
Modulo is the layer the architect rarely draws but always specifies — the structural and detail vocabulary that lets the visible fence read as a single coherent system rather than a kit of parts. The two post sections (60×60 and 90×90 mm) are sized to disappear behind the infill rather than compete with it: against Lineo's 20 mm slat depth and Cristallo's frameless glass plane, the 60 mm post reads as a hairline at three metres and is invisible in oblique elevation, while the 90 mm post is reserved for high-wind-tier and 2200 mm specifications where the additional moment capacity earns the extra face width. Cap detailing follows the same logic: flat caps for stripped contemporary palettes, pyramid caps where heritage register is wanted, rain-channelled caps on exposed coastal sites where standing water at the post head accelerates anchor corrosion, and LED-integrated caps where the boundary should mark itself at dusk. Brackets at 90°, 135° and 0–180° adjustable cover every site-survey error and oblique boundary line without custom fabrication. Finish batches are coordinated across posts, panels, caps and accessories so anodised bronze or RAL 7016 anthracite read continuously from the foundation cap to the LED driver housing — including the Porta gate program and the Lumina LED program, which sit on the same Modulo backbone. The bespoke service is the architect's escape valve when the catalogue cannot resolve a specific motif, span or hybrid composition, with engineered output that drops cleanly into the project notes model rather than arriving as a parallel substitution.
Modulo accepts two foundation strategies. On existing reinforced slabs of C25/30 or better at 150 mm minimum depth, posts are mechanically fixed via M12 chemical or expansion anchor through a 150×150×8 mm galvanised base plate, with edge distances and pull-out values verified to ETAG 001. For new boundaries on natural ground, posts are concrete-set in a 250×250 mm footing — 500 mm deep in DIN EN 1997 frost zones 1–2, 700 mm deep in zones 3–4 — with C20/25 concrete and 75 mm cover to the post foot. Base plates carry ±15 mm three-axis level adjustment to absorb foundation tolerance. Channels along the post faces accept the panel infill clipped from one end and locked with concealed grub screws every fifth panel module. T-junction and corner posts require the line-of-fence to be set first, with branches landed against the established run to preserve plumb. Where Modulo Light is specified, low-voltage 24 V DC conduit is pulled through the post core before concrete pour; driver housings sit at the gate-side end post or in a service pit within 15 m of the longest LED run for voltage-drop reasons. Cap fitment is the final step, after the panel run and any LED commissioning is complete.
Seafront villa with three boundary functions on one continuous run — street privacy, terrace view-edge, planted-zone screening.
Specification: Modulo 90×90 mm posts at 1800 mm height, coastal 1.4 kN/m² tier, Qualicoat Class 2 + Qualimarine in RAL 7016 anthracite. Lineo 50 mm at the street, Cristallo clear ESG at the terrace, Bosco Walnut at the planted zone, all on the same post system. Rain-channelled caps throughout.
Outcome: Continuous post finish across three different infill systems delivered the seamless reading the architect specified; rain-channelled caps shed coastal wind-driven rain away from the anchor interface.
Listed-building courtyard requiring a 1400 mm street boundary with a CNC laser-cut motif referencing the original ironwork.
Specification: Bespoke Modulo service returned project review package in 4 working days; single 1800×1400 mm fabricated aluminium panel with project-specific perforation pattern, mounted on Modulo 60×60 mm posts in bronze anodised finish. Engineered to EN 1991-1-4 inland tier 1.0 kN/m².
Outcome: Heritage authority approved the contemporary reinterpretation; one-piece fabrication preserved the motif's continuity across the panel without weld lines.
240 m estate boundary requiring discreet dusk illumination without light spill onto adjacent pasture or vineyard.
Specification: Modulo line and corner posts at 1400 mm with LED-integrated caps on every line post, single IP68 24 V DC zone driven by a 200 W driver in the gate-side service pit. Matter bridge to the existing home automation, RF remote at the gate.
Outcome: Cap-LED rhythm marks the boundary as a quiet dotted line at dusk without illuminating the field beyond; Matter integration brings the perimeter into the same control surface as house lighting and irrigation.
A residential project specifies Lineo at the street, Cristallo at the terrace edge and Bosco at the planted zone — three different infill systems on one continuous run. The boundary needs a single post family that accepts every infill cleanly, holds a coordinated finish across orientations and lets the architect dissolve the transitions visually rather than emphasise them with brackets and trim plates.
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