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Add value to your home with stylish Franklyn Flat Aluminium Privacy Screens.

Franklyn Aluminium Privacy Screens are a modern, seamless design that will add value to your home. Suited to gate features, presentation walls, fencing and privacy screening, they are often used as features or highlights in modern architecture.

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    Product Overview: Flat Aluminium Privacy Screens

    Franklyn's flat style privacy screens are available with either a 10mm or 20mm spacing depending on the level of privacy required.

    These Privacy Screens are a unique alternative to timber, as aluminium is weather resistant and will not splinter, flake, peel, corrode, discolour or warp.

    Features & Benefits

    • Made of durable, weather-proof aluminium: requires no on-going maintenance saving you time and money.

    • Firm locking system: No unsightly welding joins or open channels which can collect dirt and leaf debris.

    • Choice of blade spacing: 10mm or 20mm (flat).

    • Choice of frame: available in full frame or partial frame.

    • Slat size: available in 65mm elliptical slats.

    *Please note: In some instances, Privacy Screens may need to meet certain local Council specifications. For more information contact your relevant local Council.
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• Extensive colour range: Choose from our large range of powdercoated colours. Colours include an imitation “wood” effect.

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The spacings are 10mm and 20mm for flat aluminium privacy screens. We also have a fixed louvre privacy screen.
Franklyn Privacy Screens are available in a large range of powdercoated colours, including the very popular timber look finish.
The maximum arm length available is 600mm.
A full frame screen has a perimeter frame around all four sides of the screen and is normally fitted over a window. A Partial frame screen only has perimeter frame on two sides and is normally fitted into an opening.