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Fence 3D configurator: buyers plan a fence with gates and see the price

Fencing is sold by the metre but bought as a whole: panels, posts, gates, a side gate and a base. A photo of one panel does not tell a buyer how 60 metres with a gate will look or what it will cost. A fence 3D configurator works out the whole boundary and shows it together with the gates.

Short answer

What is a fence 3D configurator?

A fence 3D configurator is a tool on a manufacturer's website where the buyer enters the fence length and picks type, height, infill, colour, posts, gates and a side gate, and the 3D model and full price update instantly. Trimata builds it from your panel sizes, so enquiries arrive with quantities and a parts list.

Fence type

  • Welded mesh panels
  • Metal slats
  • Timber boards
  • Louvred
  • Profiled sheet

Height and length

  • From a low decorative fence to a tall privacy fence
  • The length of each side

Infill and gaps

  • Board width
  • Gap size
  • Vertical or horizontal layout

Colour

  • RAL colours for metal
  • Stain or oil for timber
  • Galvanised finish

Posts and base

  • Metal or masonry posts
  • Concrete plinth
  • Stepped fitting on a slope

Driveway gate

  • Swing or sliding
  • Manual or automated
  • In the same style as the fence
What buyers chooseFor this product we build the 3D model from your photos or drawings.

What buyers ask before ordering a fence

  • What will a fence around my whole plot cost, gates included?
  • Will people be able to see into the garden?
  • How is it built if the plot slopes?
  • Do I need a concrete base, or are concreted posts enough?
  • Can the side gate have an intercom and a letterbox?
  • How long will a timber fence last compared with metal?

What buyers can choose in the configurator

The buyer enters the length of each side of the plot, and the configurator counts panels, posts and price.

ChoiceOptionsWhy show it in 3D
Fence typewelded mesh panels, metal slats, timber boards, louvred, profiled sheetThe buyer sees at once how closed the fence is and how it looks from the street.
Height and lengthfrom a low decorative fence to a tall privacy fence, the length of each sideThe price covers the whole boundary, not one metre, so the buyer sees a real total.
Infill and gapsboard width, gap size, vertical or horizontal layoutThe gap decides privacy, which is easier to judge by looking through the fence on the model.
ColourRAL colours for metal, stain or oil for timber, galvanised finishA fence is long, so a wrong colour shows along the whole plot and is worth checking first.
Posts and basemetal or masonry posts, concrete plinth, stepped fitting on a slopeThe model shows how panels step down a slope, so there are no surprises on site.
Driveway gateswing or sliding, manual or automated, in the same style as the fenceThe gate sits in the same fence line, so the buyer sees the whole entrance.
Side gatewidths, lock, intercom, letterbox, house numberSmall extras on the side gate appear in place and are added to the price.

Add-ons that raise the order value

Fences also sell driveway gates, side gates, automation, intercoms, letterboxes, post lights, a concrete plinth and fitting. Many buyers first ask only for the price per metre, think about gates later and often buy them elsewhere.

Once the gates already stand in the model, in the same line and colour, they are hard to delete from the order. The buyer sees that an entrance without a gate looks unfinished and adds it now rather than next year.

The plinth is another example. In a price list it looks like an extra cost, but the model shows the gap left under the fence without it, the one the dog will get through. That picture explains more than a sales email.

Which 3D format suits fences

FormatFitWhen to choose it
3D configuratorStrong fitWhen the fence is priced by plot length and comes in several types, heights, colours and gate options.
3D view with ARStrong fitWhen buyers want to stand a panel and gate on their own boundary with a phone and check the height.
Renders and videoGood fitWhen you need every colour and infill for a catalogue or social media.
B2B quote builderGood fitWhen developers order fencing for housing schemes or businesses with long perimeters.

Why makers choose Trimata

  • We review your request within 24 hours

    Send a photo, drawing or link, and we review your request within 24 hours and get back to you with an offer.

  • Fixed price

    We agree the price up front, before work starts.

  • One model, many uses

    The same 3D model gives you a configurator, an AR view, catalogue photos and video.

  • You own the files

    The 3D models are yours to use anywhere, with anyone.

  • One line of code

    Works on Shopify, WooCommerce and custom sites. 3D loads only on click, so pages stay fast.

  • Lithuanian and English

    Configurators speak both languages, which suits makers exporting to Scandinavia or Germany.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. The buyer enters the length of each side, and the tool uses your panel width to count panels, posts and fixings. That list arrives with the enquiry.
Yes. The buyer can enter the height difference and the model shows stepped panels. More complex plots are sent to a site survey.
Yes. Driveway and side gates are placed in the fence line in the same configurator, with one combined price. You get one enquiry for the whole plot.
No. Both ranges can sit in one configurator as different types with their own colours and prices. Buyers can compare them side by side.

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