Modern teak fencing: horizontal slats, clean lines and no visible screws
Modern teak slatted fence with 50 mm slats
Teak 50 mm
Hidden clip fixing
All-in-one delivery
Modern teak slatted fence with 70 mm slats
Teak 70 mm
Hidden clip fixing
All-in-one delivery
Modern teak slatted fence with 90 mm slats
Teak 90 mm
Hidden clip fixing
All-in-one delivery
Deliverytime UK
7 to 14 days delivery time
For Fence and Decking
Free delivery from £4300
Up to £4300 delivery charge £250
Parcel service (small box) delivery £26
- Free delivery from £4.300
- Delivery in 14 days
- Up to £4.300 delivery charge of £250
Ipe packages
Large timber bundles
Delivery time about 8 weeks
Delivered in 15 days
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From £ 4.300 free deliveryPackage XL
From £ 4300,- free delivery7 to 14 days delivery time
Package L
From £ 4300 free deliveryPackage XL
From £ 4300,- free delivery7 to 14 days delivery time
Package L
From £ 4300 free deliveryPackage XL
From £ 4300,- free delivery15 days delivery time
Package L
Delivery price on requestPackage XL
Delivery price on requestIn short: modern teak fencing has horizontal 50, 70 or 90 mm slats, a 5 mm gap and hidden black clips. From the timber side you only see teak: no screws, no panels and no seam every 1.8 m. Add a teak gate on a black steel frame and it all reads as one. From £296.92 per metre.
What makes teak fencing modern?
- Horizontal lines. Horizontal slats make a garden look wider and calmer, especially a narrow town garden.
- No screws on show. Black coated stainless steel clips sit in the gap between slats.
- A slim, even gap. The clips hold 5 mm everywhere, so the lines stay crisp.
- Continuous slats. The slats click together lengthways with staggered joints. No rhythm of panels and posts.
- Black details. A teak garden gate on a black steel frame with black fittings finishes it off.
Horizontal or vertical?
Our teak fencing is always built horizontally. Horizontal slats make a garden feel wider and calmer; vertical ones make it feel taller and busier. The teak slats only run vertically on a gate, so the gate stands out slightly from the fence.
Which slat suits which style?
| Slat | Style | Works with |
|---|---|---|
| 50 mm | Fine and minimal | Modern new builds, white or grey render |
| 70 mm | Crisp but calmer | Most gardens, including round a patio |
| 90 mm | Wide and calm | Long runs, modern country, pools |
More on the widths at teak slatted fencing.
Styling a modern garden
Teak is a pale yellow brown and sits well with anthracite paving, black window frames and white render. Uplighters under the fence give a warm play of lines at night. For a premium finish, choose slats on both sides so the fence looks finished from next door too. More examples are on teak fence ideas.
Does modern teak fencing stay looking good?
Left untreated, teak turns silver grey, which also looks modern next to black steel and concrete. To keep the warm golden tone, oil it; see teak fence care.
Modern teak fencing FAQs
Is a horizontal fence strong enough?
Yes. Every slat is clipped to Azobé posts of 60 x 60 mm, about a metre apart.
Can you see the posts?
Not from the timber side; the slats run in front of the posts. If you do not want to see posts from the other side either, choose slats on both sides.
How much is modern teak fencing?
From £296.92 per metre at 1.8 m high, including posts, clips and screws. See teak fence cost.
Can I put it up myself?
Yes, two people can do it with the clip system. See how to install teak fencing.
Written by Tom Wegter (team leader IT) and Marc Westerhuis (team leader communications) at Hardwood Discount · last updated: 21 October 2026 · Facebook · Instagram · YouTube · Pinterest