
Sell wood-look fences with a texture the buyer can actually see
A composite infill fence configurator pairs an aluminium structure with a wood-look surface. Instead of a colour the buyer picks one of three wood tones — light, medium or dark — and the 3D scene applies the matching texture rather than merely recolouring the material. Everything else stays the same: boundary, height, gap, posts, gates and price.
Who this solution is for
The same configurator solves three different problems depending on who opens it.
Telling variants apart
Manufacturers offering identical profiles in plain colours and in wood-look who need to separate them visually.
Matching the shade
Dealers matching fences to timber buildings and decking where the tone has to agree.
Fewer complaints
Businesses wanting fewer complaints about the gap between expected and delivered finish.
Frequently asked questions
How is the wood finish shown in the 3D design?
The wood finish is rendered as a texture with a grain pattern, so switching to it swaps the panel material, not only its colour. The finish in the preview does not establish the infill material; that follows from your own product range.
How is the fence finish chosen?
The finish type is chosen for the whole fence, so one build uses one set. The current walkthrough does not offer mixing colours and wood finishes across sections. Switching between the sets is quick, so a buyer can compare while designing.
Which patterns can be combined with a wood finish?
In the current walkthrough, horizontal and vertical slat patterns and solid panels. The spacing option follows the pattern rather than the finish. In your deployment the compatibility is set by your own product range.
How does the finish affect the price?
The effect of the finish comes from the corresponding price list items. The actual difference depends on your own price list and appears in the configurator as soon as you switch.
Which shades can be compared in the current walkthrough?
The walkthrough carries light, medium and dark wood. Each has its own texture, so the difference is visible even on the same panel pattern. It is not a list of what every manufacturer offers.









