Explained and built
Specialist fencing
The fencing categories that come with standards, procurement rules and consequences when they are done badly. We write the explainers because we build the fences.
Temporary Builders Fencing for Construction Sites
Temporary fencing for building sites and events. What it has to do legally, how panels are set and anchored, and who is responsible for having it in place.
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Game Court and Sports Enclosure Fencing
Sport court fencing for tennis, basketball and multi-use courts. How mesh size, height and gates are chosen to contain play and control access.
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School Security Fencing for NSW Schools and Childcare Centres
What school security fencing involves, the standards it answers to, and how to size gates, mesh and heights for schools and childcare sites in NSW.
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Security Fencing for Commercial and Industrial Sites
Security fencing for industrial sites, schools and commercial property. Chainwire, weldmesh and steel perimeters with controlled gates, sized to the risk.
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Correctional Facility Fencing and High-Security Mesh
How correctional and high-security fencing differs from an ordinary fence: 358 mesh, anti-climb and anti-dig detail, and why it is specialist procurement work.
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Railroad Fencing and Rail Corridor Fencing in NSW
Rail corridor fencing by a crew that is trained and ticketed to work on the railways. What the job involves, the standards it meets, and how access is planned.
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Rural and Farm Fencing in Wire and Steel
Rural fencing in wire and steel for livestock, boundaries and wildlife control. Barbed, plain, electric and woven wire on steel posts, no timber post-and-rail.
Learn more →Metal fencing only. Colorbond, glass and timber post-and-rail are different trades; for those you will want a different contractor. Everything above is chainwire, steel, weldmesh or aluminium, and it is what we do all day.