Hi Maciej, Our screens are made from 100% recycled plastic called polypropylene. The frame is made from pre-coated steel. We currently do not have a distributor in Chile. Shipping a small order from Australia to Chile would be very expensive.
Hi, I'm wanting use your panels for my electric gate driveway entrance build... Entrance would be about 5 meters wide.. Will these panels be suitable? Just love the patterns opposed to standard wood planks.. These panels give the woow factor.. Any tips would be much appreciated😊
Hi Angie, Matrix Decor Screens are perfect for use on gates. They can be attached to the gate frame using galvanized self-drilling screws for metal through holes drilled in the slimline frame that comes with the screen and oversized holes drilled in the screen panel itself. Just follow the instructions that come with the screen panel. For best results, the gate frame should be built with members that line up with where the screen panels will butt up to one another and screw heads should be painted. The screen panels and slimline frames can be cut to fit the gate frame. Use an electric jigsaw to cut the panels and a steel saw or angle grinder to cut the frame. We would love to see a photo of the finished gate. Regards, Design Flow.
The frame in the video seem to be exact length or even a bit shorter (on the top) than the screen. Mine are all 10-15mm longer. I thought this might be for expansion but the video is showing something different. Confused.
@@royarandall379 you will need a post at each end and a post between each of the panels. Use one of our C-channel frame kits to attach each panel to the posts according to the instructions supplied in the frame kit.
Hi Julie, Some of our screens come with slimline frames and some don't. Please contact our office on (03) 9775 0620 for details. C-channel Frame Kits are stocked at Bunnings. Slimline Frames are available to order separately through Bunnings Special Orders.
This is very confusing. This video & the other video for the C channel don't show me how to install my screens onto the posts that came with them when I purchased the 'on ground screen kit'. The instructions in the packaging are worse than anything China has ever put out. There isn't even a parts list so I know that I have all the brackets & screws that I should have. The screens are already in the slimline frames so I don't need to see how to do that but I can't find anything about attaching the screens to the posts to watch. It's described on Bunnings website as a 'complete package' yet I still have to drill all the holes myself on the posts to install the brackets (once I find some proper instruction on how to do that & how many there should be). I've put together so many flat pack pieces of furniture & prided myself on being able to decipher the instructions on an Ikea bed & bedside table with no problems but this has next to no instruction & I didn't think I would have to drill hole with a 'kit'.
To fix to dirt/grass you will need to install posts first. The posts can be timber, steel or aluminium. You will need one post at each end and one post between each of the screens. Each screen panel will need to be fitted with one of our Matrix C-channel frame kits.
Can these hold up under Las Vegas desert heat and wind? This is exactly what I need in our yard for pool privacy!
Hi, it's very nice your product ..what kind of material are made these decorative screens and could you export to Chile?
Hi Maciej,
Our screens are made from 100% recycled plastic called polypropylene. The frame is made from pre-coated steel. We currently do not have a distributor in Chile. Shipping a small order from Australia to Chile would be very expensive.
@@designflow8475 Many thanks for your quick reply.greetings from Chile
Hi,
I'm wanting use your panels for my electric gate driveway entrance build... Entrance would be about 5 meters wide..
Will these panels be suitable? Just love the patterns opposed to standard wood planks.. These panels give the woow factor..
Any tips would be much appreciated😊
Hi Angie,
Matrix Decor Screens are perfect for use on gates. They can be attached to the gate frame using galvanized self-drilling screws for metal through holes drilled in the slimline frame that comes with the screen and oversized holes drilled in the screen panel itself. Just follow the instructions that come with the screen panel. For best results, the gate frame should be built with members that line up with where the screen panels will butt up to one another and screw heads should be painted. The screen panels and slimline frames can be cut to fit the gate frame. Use an electric jigsaw to cut the panels and a steel saw or angle grinder to cut the frame. We would love to see a photo of the finished gate.
Regards,
Design Flow.
The frame in the video seem to be exact length or even a bit shorter (on the top) than the screen. Mine are all 10-15mm longer. I thought this might be for expansion but the video is showing something different. Confused.
thats exactly how mine are as well.
I would like to attach the screens on top of my concrete block retaining wall . What posts do I need. Will use 3 or 4 panels
Hi Roya,
You can buy 50x50mm galvanised and powder coated steel posts of a suitable height at Bunnings.
@@vadimgershon7274 will need 4 panels do u have a post at each end or between each panel
@@royarandall379 you will need a post at each end and a post between each of the panels. Use one of our C-channel frame kits to attach each panel to the posts according to the instructions supplied in the frame kit.
I bought my panels from Bunnings and there were no frames. Where do I buy them and should they have been provided with the screens?
Hi Julie,
Some of our screens come with slimline frames and some don't. Please contact our office on (03) 9775 0620 for details. C-channel Frame Kits are stocked at Bunnings. Slimline Frames are available to order separately through Bunnings Special Orders.
@@vadimgershon7274 thanks Vadim
This is very confusing. This video & the other video for the C channel don't show me how to install my screens onto the posts that came with them when I purchased the 'on ground screen kit'. The instructions in the packaging are worse than anything China has ever put out. There isn't even a parts list so I know that I have all the brackets & screws that I should have. The screens are already in the slimline frames so I don't need to see how to do that but I can't find anything about attaching the screens to the posts to watch. It's described on Bunnings website as a 'complete package' yet I still have to drill all the holes myself on the posts to install the brackets (once I find some proper instruction on how to do that & how many there should be). I've put together so many flat pack pieces of furniture & prided myself on being able to decipher the instructions on an Ikea bed & bedside table with no problems but this has next to no instruction & I didn't think I would have to drill hole with a 'kit'.
Is there anyway to fix it on the dirty/grass instead the concrete patio?
To fix to dirt/grass you will need to install posts first. The posts can be timber, steel or aluminium. You will need one post at each end and one post between each of the screens. Each screen panel will need to be fitted with one of our Matrix C-channel frame kits.