Kahu® Fencing Profile
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
A contemporary look with strong defined shadow lines. The Kāhu profile has a high rib symmetrical profile.
NEW PROFILE
Kāhu is a new profile option for fencing and offers a similar look to both sides of the fence.
STANDARD HEIGHT
Manufactured from double sided 0.40BMT G550 Colorsteel® Endura®. Standard fence height of 1.8m. Custom heights are also available, please check with your nearest Metalcraft Fencing branch.
WARRANTY
Metalcraft Fencing Panels are backed by a warranty of up to 10 years from NZ Steel for COLORSTEEL® ENDURA® in moderate environments only. This warranty of metal fencing is subject to exclusions, application and eligibility criteria.
Call us for more information:
Ph 07 849 3807
Email installs.hamilton@metalcraftroofing.co.nz
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