$325.00
Includes 11 composite boards, one 8-foot aluminum post, one post cap, one top/bottom rail set, and four bracket kits.
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Utah cost planning guide
A complete six-foot CompoXen panel set is currently $325.00, or $54.17 per nominal linear foot of panel coverage. The final material total depends on each run, closing posts, corners, gates, mounting method, tax, and delivery.
Current CompoXen retail pricing
At current retail pricing, the six-foot panel kit equals $54.17 per nominal linear foot of panel coverage. That is a material-planning figure, not an installed price.
Includes 11 composite boards, one 8-foot aluminum post, one post cap, one top/bottom rail set, and four bracket kits.
View panel detailsOne continuous run generally needs one additional standard post and cap beyond the posts included with its panel sets.
View post detailsIncludes one heavy-duty gate post, one four-foot gate set, one gate-post cap, hinges, and latch hardware.
View gate detailsPricing checked September 4, 2026. Current product pages and written order confirmation govern. Prices may change; tax, delivery, surface-mount hardware, installation, concrete, permits, and site work are not included above.
Straight-run examples
These examples assume one continuous in-ground run with no gates, using six-foot panel sets plus one closing post and cap.
10 panel sets plus one closing post and cap. Panel quantities are rounded up by run.
17 panel sets plus one closing post and cap. Panel quantities are rounded up by run.
25 panel sets plus one closing post and cap. Panel quantities are rounded up by run.
These are quantity-planning examples, not quotes. A 100-foot run requires 17 nominal six-foot panels, so final spacing or field adjustment must be confirmed. Corners, gates, slopes, surface mounting, tax, delivery, and installation change the total.
Material estimate
Measure each straight run separately. Rounding happens by run, so several short sections may require more panels than one section with the same total footage.
Every connected layout needs the correct post arrangement. Count starts, ends, turns, and any selected closing posts.
Subtract each gate width from its fence run, then add the correct single- or double-gate set and required gate posts.
In-ground posts and surface-mounted posts use different components. Select the method that fits the approved site design.
Slopes, demolition, rock, utilities, access, drainage, engineering, and local requirements can affect labor and supporting materials.
Pickup, local delivery, regional delivery, taxes, and special handling should be confirmed for the ZIP code and order size.
A better starting point
A fence with the same total footage can need a different number of panels and posts depending on how many runs, corners, gates, and endpoints it contains. Entering the layout is more reliable than multiplying one price by total feet.
The estimator offers an optional material buffer, but extra material does not replace careful measurement. Review the final plan before ordering custom, oversized, or high-quantity items.
What the number means
Panels, posts, rails, brackets, caps, gates, and other selected products at the current retail prices shown online.
Eligibility and charges depend on the order, destination, site access, schedule, and selected fulfillment method.
Labor, excavation, concrete, demolition, permits, engineering, and related work come from the installer or other provider.
Online prices and estimator results are planning tools, not a project quote. Current product pages and a written order confirmation govern the purchase.
Cost questions
A complete six-foot panel set is currently $325.00, equal to $54.17 per nominal linear foot of panel coverage. A connected run also needs the correct closing post and cap. Tax, delivery, surface-mount hardware, installation, and site work are separate.
Measure each fence run separately, subtract the width of any gates in that run, divide the remaining footage by the panel width, and round up. Then review corners, endpoints, slopes, and closing posts before ordering.
No. Gate openings should be removed from the fence-run footage and the correct gate set should be added separately.
No. The Compoxen estimator creates a material starting point. Labor, demolition, excavation, concrete, permits, engineering, site work, taxes, pickup, delivery, and other project costs are separate unless expressly included in a written quote.
Yes. Upload a drawing or send the measurements for a material-list review before placing a large order.