Common Fencing Types & Best Use Scenarios

There are many different types of fencing that are commonly used in Australia, each with its own unique features and benefits. Some materials work better in certain fencing types, like glass for pools or chain link for boundaries. While there will always be exceptions, we will recommend the best material for your fence based on what its intended use is. We have been building fences for decades and our experience benefits each job we take on, using invaluable insights gained over this time to make the best fence possible.

1. Colorbond fencing: This type of fencing is made from steel and is coated with a layer of paint to protect it from the elements. It is often used as boundary fencing, as it is strong and durable.

2. Timber fencing: Timber fencing is made from wood and can be used for a variety of applications, including boundary fencing, privacy fencing, and decorative fencing.

3. Glass fencing: Glass fencing is a popular choice for pool and spa areas, as it provides a clear view of the water while also serving as a safety barrier.

4. Wrought iron fencing: Wrought iron fencing is a decorative option that is often used for boundary fencing or as a security feature.

5. PVC fencing: PVC fencing is a low-maintenance option that is often used for boundary fencing or as a privacy fence.

6. Chain link fencing: Chain link fencing is a strong and durable option that is often used for security fencing or as a boundary fence.

7. Aluminium fencing: Aluminium fencing is a lightweight and low-maintenance option that is often used for boundary fencing or as a decorative feature.

8. Rural fencing: Rural fencing is a type of fencing that is designed to enclose large areas of land, such as farms or ranches. It is often made from wood, steel, or wire and can be used for a variety of applications, including boundary fencing, security fencing, and animal containment.