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Bertha
$100.00 m2
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Overview
The Bertha pairs solid tongue-and-groove privacy panels with a lattice top section that lets light and air through while still providing strong visual screening. At 170cm, it delivers genuine privacy across the body of the panel and a decorative finish that softens the fence line — a popular choice for side boundaries, courtyards, and garden settings where you want seclusion without a solid wall.
Every panel slots into 127×127mm pre-routed posts with no specialist tools. The middle rail features a double-slot design that locks the T&G infills below and the lattice section above into a single rigid assembly, reinforced with aluminium in the bottom rail. Matching single and double gates are available from 1m to 3.6m.
Fence details
Fence Top Style
Lattice Top Picket
Actual Panel Height
170cm
T&G Size
2×29×117cm
U-Channel Size
2.5×2.5×96cm
Weight
37.58kg
Middle Double Slot Rail
5×15×238cm (1pc)
Lattice
4×228cm (1pc)
Assembly Required
Yes
Primary Material
Vinyl
Panel specs
Fence Style
High Privacy
Actual Panel Width
238cm
T&G No.
8 pc
U-Channel No.
2 pc
Top Rail
5×9×238cm (1pc)
Bottom Rail
5×15×238cm (1pc)
Bottom Aluminium
Included
Colour
White
Volume
0.162 CBM
Privacy with a lattice accent
The Bertha gives you solid tongue-and-groove privacy where it matters — across the full body of the panel — then finishes with a lattice section on top that lets light filter through without exposing your yard. It’s the best of both worlds: genuine screening with a softer, more open feel at the top.
PVC won’t rot, rust, warp, or attract termites. The lattice section is moulded from the same UV-stabilised vinyl as the rest of the panel — no separate pieces to come loose, no timber to split. The whole fence stays white and clean with nothing more than an occasional rinse.
Same system, one extra detail
The Bertha assembles exactly like every other panel in the range. Pre-routed rails, tongue-and-groove infills, and aluminium reinforcement — with one addition: the lattice section slots into the double-slot middle rail above the T&G infills, locking both sections into a single rigid panel.
No welding, no specialist tools, no guesswork. Each 238cm panel connects to 127×127mm posts (line, corner, or end) and locks into place. Single and double gate kits are available from 1m to 3.6m for a consistent lattice-top look across your entire fence line.
Sun, salt, and storms — the lattice holds up too
UV-stabilised vinyl resists fading and discolouration across the entire panel — including the lattice section. While timber lattice warps, splits, and greys within a few seasons, PVC lattice keeps its shape and colour year after year with zero maintenance.
Aluminium-reinforced rails keep the panel straight and rigid. Customers across Australia report their Bertha panels looking like new after years of direct sun, coastal salt air, and heavy rain — no painting, no staining, no replacing rotted lattice panels every few years.
The detail that sets your fence apart
A lattice top turns a standard privacy fence into something with character. It’s the kind of detail that catches the eye from the street, lifts the look of a garden, and makes a property feel finished rather than just fenced.
The Bertha suits courtyards, side boundaries, and garden dividers where a full solid panel would feel too closed-in. The lattice section adds depth and texture without compromising the privacy you need at eye level — and the clean white PVC finish ties everything together.
Customer reviews
Kate Armstrong
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