Say hello to the future of fencing. Our Capped Composite Fence Panels with Aluminium Posts feature a protective outer shell designed to reduce moisture absorption and improve resistance to staining, mould and colour change. This capped technology has been used across our outdoor decking ranges for almost a decade and has now been incorporated into one of the most highly protected systems within our composite fencing range.
Available in Anthracite Grey, Ivory and Mocha, these panels are suitable whether you’re replacing an existing boundary or creating a new one. Combined with durable aluminium posts, the capped boards create an ultra-low-maintenance fencing system for customers looking for additional moisture and surface protection, with less frequent cleaning required than our uncapped composite fence panels and none of the regular painting, staining or sealing associated with traditional timber.
The protective surface uses the same type of capping technology we’ve used across our capped composite decking products for almost a decade. The outer layer provides additional protection around the composite core, helping reduce moisture absorption while improving resistance to everyday staining and weathering. If you’re weighing whether a capped system is right for your project, our breakdown of the pros and cons of composite fencing covers the key differences in durability and long-term value.
The protective outer layer is designed to provide increased resistance to colour change caused by continued outdoor exposure. While all exterior products can experience some degree of weathering, capped boards are designed to retain their original appearance more effectively over time. Our guide on how composite fencing fades, explaining why colour change occurs and what you can expect from different composite surfaces.
Choose Anthracite Grey for a darker contemporary boundary, or Ivory and Mocha for a softer finish. If you’re comparing shades and considering how they’ll work with your home and surrounding garden, our focus article on composite fencing colours can help you decide which option best suits your project.
The capped surface reduces moisture absorption and makes everyday dirt easier to remove without painting, staining or sealing. Because the boards are installed vertically, water and surface debris can drain away naturally, and for general upkeep we recommend cleaning the panels around twice a year with warm, soapy water and a soft brush. Our composite fencing maintenance guide explains how to clean and care for the boards correctly.
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We highly recommend ordering our free samples to confirm the colours before placing an order, as digital photos can vary significantly between screens.
Extra protection with a plastic shell for superior resistance to moisture, UV, mould, mildew, and algae.
With built-in fade resistance, colours remain rich and even over time, with no patchy bleaching or weather stains.
Choose from Anthracite Grey for bold modernity, or Ivory and Mocha for a softer, luxurious vibe.
No need to stain, seal, or paint, just an occasional clean with warm, soapy water.
1.83m (6ft)
1.83m (6ft)
50mm
Smooth
Anthracite Grey | Ivory | Mocha
Capped Fencing
Sunken Post | Bolt Into Concrete
20 Years Residential
A Word from Our Expert, Allan Jeffrey BSc. Eng. (Hons), Composite Materials Specialist, Environmentalist, and CEO of Ultra Decking:
“Like all our fencing solutions, our Capped Plastic Panels mean you will never have to paint, seal, or stain your fence, ever.
The difference is the advanced capped surface layer. We co-extrude a durable, protective plastic shield around the core, which provides an extra level of protection. This results in significantly increased resistance to fading and moisture.
More importantly, this makes the fence boards incredibly hard to stain. Everyday household spills like grease, oil, or splashed drinks can often be simply wiped away without leaving a mark. It’s our ultimate solution for a long-lasting fence with truly almost zero fuss.”
Yes, if you’re an experienced DIYer, you will be able to install composite fencing yourself. However, note that you will need to have a good understanding of how to set and secure your fence posts. If not, please get a fitter to ensure it’s done right the first time.
No, you won’t notice any colour change, though there may be a slight shift on the Delta E scale. All outdoor products experience some colour change, but the real question is: how much, and will you notice it? The answer is no—you won’t notice it, and if any change occurs, it will be extremely slight. That’s why they’re described as fade-resistant.
Yes, due to their capped finish—just like our capped decking—these boards absorb less moisture, making it difficult for spills or splashed drinks to stain the surface.
Extremely easy to maintain thanks to their capped finish, these fence boards are ultra low-maintenance, requiring only a simple clean with warm, soapy water and a soft brush.
Installing aluminium composite fencing is different from using an existing concrete post system. To ensure long-term stability and performance, the aluminium posts must be installed correctly. This involves either bolting the posts down or digging 750mm and concreting them into the ground. We highly recommend reviewing our guide on installing composite fencing to help you decide whether to tackle this project yourself or hire a professional.
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| Delivery Type | How Long? | Delivery Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Urgent | Estimated 4-7 Days | £79.99 |
| Normal | Estimated 10 to 21 working days* | FREE |
| Royal Mail Standard (Small Parcels) | 3–5 Working Days | £8.00 |
| Royal Mail Standard (Large Parcels) | 3–5 Working Days | £29.95 |
| Collection | Collection from our warehouse | FREE |
| Sample Packs | 3–5 Working Days | FREE |