ALEKO Tokyo Galvanized Steel Security Fencing for Sloped Ground — 64 ft. Commercial Kit
Most fence kits assume flat ground. Run one across a slope and you either step the panels and leave gaps under them, or you cut and re-weld on site.
The ALEKO Tokyo kit is built to rake. The panels follow grade up to 30 degrees, so a hillside boundary closes tight to the ground without custom work. One box covers 64 feet: eight panels, eight posts, eight caps and 48 connector brackets in galvanized steel under an 80-micron black powder coat.
What's Included
- 8 Tokyo fence panels, 8 ft. W x 6 ft. H each (64 ft. total)
- 8 steel posts, 2" W x 2" D x 8 ft. H
- 8 post caps
- 48 connector brackets
Made For
Built for boundaries that do not sit level — hillside lots, graded yards, and sites where a flat-only kit would leave gaps.
- Sloped and terraced residential lots
- Commercial and industrial property perimeters
- Fence contractors bidding uneven-grade jobs
- Office parks and business frontages
- Storage yards and equipment compounds
Features
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Rakes to 30 degrees — panels follow grade instead of stepping over it
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Flat or sloped installation — one kit handles both, no separate part numbers
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80-micron powder-coated finish — a heavy black coat that resists rust and stops paint chipping
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Commercial-grade galvanized steel — built for perimeter duty, not light garden edging
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64 ft. of coverage per kit — one order handles a full run instead of piecemeal panels
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8 posts and 48 brackets included — every fastening part is in the box for assembly
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8 ft. posts for 6 ft. panels — 2 ft. of post left for setting below grade
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Black finish throughout — panels, posts, and caps match with no touch-up work
Fencing Ground That Is Not Level
A standard panel is a rigid rectangle. On a slope it has to be stepped, which leaves a triangular gap under each panel — the place dogs get out and debris blows through. The Tokyo panel raking to 30 degrees closes that gap because the panel itself tilts with the ground.
That also means one part number covers the whole property. Flat stretches and graded stretches use the same kit, so there is no measuring the slope first and ordering two different products.
An 80-Micron Coat Over Galvanized Steel
Galvanizing puts a zinc layer on the steel; the powder coat goes over the top. On the Tokyo kit that coat measures 80 microns, a heavy build for fencing and the reason the finish resists chipping and peeling rather than flaking at the first scrape.
That two-layer approach is what separates a commercial fence from a seasonal one. Rust starts where the finish fails, so the thicker the coat, the longer the steel underneath stays untouched.
The Right Commercial Fence for Your Property
At 64 feet per kit, the Tokyo covers a typical side or rear boundary in a single order, level or not. Panels bolt to the posts with the included brackets, so a two-person crew can lay out the run without sourcing extra hardware.
Assembly is required, and the 8 ft. posts leave room to set below grade for a rigid line. If the run is longer than 64 feet, kits combine end to end using the same bracket pattern.
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