One Structural System. Multiple Infill Materials.
Multi-Material Post
& Rail System
The QuickScreen Multi-Material Post & Rail System is built around our proven H-Post technology, allowing a range of fencing materials to be installed into one strong, modular, and easy-to-assemble aluminum post and rail framework.
Designed for flexibility and speed, this system enables homeowners, designers, and contractors to use different infill materials while maintaining a clean, architectural finish and consistent structural performance.
Key advantages include:
Structural-grade aluminum H-Post system
Modular, friction-fit assembly
Clean, concealed fixings
Strong, stable post and rail framework
Fast on-site installation
Suitable for residential and commercial use
Compatible Infill Materials
The Multi-Material Post & Rail System is designed to accept the following fencing materials:
Aluminum slat
Timber Boards
WPC Wood Plastic Composite Panels
Composite Fencing Panels
Vinyl (PVC) Fencing Panels
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details | System Type | H-Post aluminum post & rail framework | Material | Structural-grade aluminum | Finish | AAMA 2604 powder coating (25-year warranty) | Assembly | Friction-fit / modular system (no welding) | Panel Widths | 6 ft or 8 ft (custom widths available) | Panel Height | Customizable | Mounting Options | In-ground, base plate, or surface mount | Applications | Residential & commercial |
Watch the Assembly Process Below
Installation System
QuickScreen’s H-Post technology uses an integrated cavity design that securely locks infill materials into place.
Installation benefits:
•Faster on-site assembly
• Reduced labour time
• Clean, professional finish
• Easy panel replacement or material changes
• Consistent panel alignment
Design flexibility
• Mix materials within a single fence run
• Create privacy panels and open screening
• Match fencing with gates and architectural features
• Adapt designs for slopes and uneven ground
Applications
• Feature and architectural fencing
• Privacy screening and wind barriers
• Commercial developments
• Courtyards and outdoor spaces