The main factors that affect price
The principal cost drivers are the number of fence bays or panels, chosen height, fencing system, post arrangement, corners, gates, lighting and any project-specific accessories. A straight run of full-privacy fencing is usually simpler to specify than a layout with several corners, gates or changes in direction.
Why project length matters
Pinnacle panels cover approximately 1.83m (6ft) of fence length. If you know the total run rather than the number of panels, the configurator can estimate the panel quantity by rounding up to the next whole panel. Final quantities should still be checked against the actual project before order.
Height and system choice
A 1.0m boundary uses less material than a 1.8m boundary, while decorative, slatted-top and retrofit systems use different components. Choosing the right system first makes the price comparison much more meaningful.
Delivery and accessories
Gates, post lighting, additional end posts and other accessories should be included in the project price rather than treated as an afterthought. Pinnacle's configurator presents an indicative project total so you can understand the likely investment before committing.
How to get a useful price
Measure the approximate total fence length, choose the height and style you want, then use the online configurator. If the layout is unusual, save the project or request design assistance so the team can review the information before the order progresses.