A paling fence is a simple and cost-effective type of fencing made up of vertical wooden slats that are attached to horizontal rails, providing a classic and functional enclosure.
A board and batten fence is a rustic-style fencing option characterised by alternating wide vertical boards and narrower wooden strips, offering a charming and textured appearance.
A post and rail fence is a traditional and open-style fencing consisting of horizontal rails held by vertical posts, often used to define boundaries while maintaining an unobstructed view.
A designer fence, like Kwila, embodies the epitome of modern elegance, combining exquisite craftsmanship with premium materials to create a statement piece for your property.
The best type of fence depends on various factors such as your specific needs (privacy, security, aesthetics), local climate, and maintenance preferences.
Take a look at our fencing price guide (see above) to get an idea of what our most popular fencing styles are.
Maintenance needs vary based on the fence material. In most cases fences are pretty low maintenance, however if you’re wanting to paint or stain your fence, you may need to redo every few years. Understanding the upkeep requirements of your chosen fence material is essential for its longevity.
Fence installation costs depend on various factors like the type of material, fence height, linear footage, labour expenses, terrain complexity, and additional features (gates, capping, skirting). Download our free fencing price guide above to get an idea of pricing for your ideal fence.
