How to choose a timber fence
There is no single best timber fence. There is a best fence for your boundary, and the honest way to get to it is to work through what the fence actually has to do.
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There is no single best timber fence. There is a best fence for your boundary, and the honest way to get to it is to work through what the fence actually has to do.
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Height is the specification people are most confident about and most often wrong about, because the number you have in your head is rarely the number that matters on site.
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We do not publish per-metre prices, and any timber fencing website that does is quoting a fence it has not seen.
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You do not need to be precise. You need to be roughly right, and you need to describe the shape of the job correctly.
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A timber fence looks simple once it is up, which is exactly why a badly built one is so obvious. The line wanders, the top steps unevenly, the posts move within a few years.
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Most timber fencing work in Sydney is replacement, not new. Which means the first real question is not what fence you want, it is whether you actually need a new one.
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Timber is a natural material sitting outdoors in the weather. It moves, it changes colour, and it needs a bit of attention. None of that is a fault.
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Gates are the part of a fence that moves, which makes them the part most likely to give you trouble. They are also the part people specify last, when the decision has already been constrained by everything else.
View detailsGuides only get you so far. The numbers that matter come from a tape measure on your boundary, and that visit costs nothing.