Clad walls are aluminium-framed and clad on each side with 200mm-wide powder-coated panels for a sleek, modern finish. Because the frame is hollow, you can run gas, power, TV outlets and outdoor range hoods through it — ideal for outdoor kitchens and BBQ areas.
They also provide weather protection and privacy alcoves, give a return for mid-length blinds to seal against, and can act as a safe railing for elevated areas.
One wall system, configured to the job. Height is the main decision — how much you close in, how much you keep open, and what has to run inside the frame.
For an outdoor kitchen
Floor to roof, closing the side in completely. Because the frame is hollow, gas, power, TV outlets and an outdoor range hood all run inside it — nothing surface-mounted, no conduit on show.
It's the option that turns a corner of the alfresco into a working kitchen, and it blocks weather and next door at the same time.
Keeps the outlook
Waist height, so you keep the view and the light while still getting a wind break and a screen from the neighbours.
On an elevated area it doubles as a safe, solid railing, and it takes a timber-look top rail if you want to soften the edge.
Something for the blind to seal against
A low wall with a mid-length blind dropping to meet it. The wall gives the blind a solid return to seal against instead of the blind stopping in mid-air.
The bottom half stays fixed and weatherproof; the blind lifts whenever you want the space open again.
Cabling inside the frame
Built to carry a mounted screen, with power and TV outlets run up inside the frame and brought out where the bracket lands — so there's no cabling down the face of the wall.
It pairs naturally with a fireplace below, which turns the whole wall into the focal point of the space.
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