- Transparency matters more than adjustable opening.
Screens and edge treatments
Acrylic infill panels
A transparent fixed edge that can reduce exposure without becoming a solid wall.
- Acrylic infill study
- Clear edge · Exact panel system to be confirmed
Project fit
Where it works.
- Which openings remain and how air moves through the area.
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Built evidence
One relevant project.
- Warkworth, Auckland
- Residential
Warkworth Outdoor Room
The project demonstrates how clear acrylic glazing can be composed with an outdoor-room structure to retain light.
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How it works
The main idea.
Acrylic infill panels can moderate exposed pergola edges while preserving views. Clear or softly tinted sheets sit within slim aluminium channels with isolation and movement details selected for the opening and site conditions.
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Clear or tinted edge treatment with project-specific shelter effects
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Clear or tinted acrylic in slim frames
What to confirm
Project scope
What to confirm.
- Structure
- Clear or tinted acrylic sheets in aluminium frames
- Performance
- Panel sizes and mullion spacing are confirmed from the selected system and project-specific design
- Installation
- Supplier availability and the on-site sequence are confirmed for the selected panel system and measured openings
Shelter versus enclosure
Adding panels changes air movement and the sense of openness. The surrounding edges still affect exposure.
Compare and plan
Next choices
Compare and plan.
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Slat screens
Fixed privacy with light and air between the slats.
- Read guide
Understand acrylic selection
Read the planning guide for the questions that change acrylic appearance, daylight and product selection.
Project brief
Could acrylic infill suit your project?
Send your suburb, photos and rough dimensions.