With so many fencing options available, finding the right product can feel overwhelming. This guide to fencing will help you choose fencing that matches your property’s unique needs and your own vision.
Wooden or Steel Fencing?
Wooden Fencing
Wooden post and rail fencing offers a classic, rural aesthetic. While it presents an attractive upfront price point, high-quality, pressure-treated timber can approach the cost of steel, and, over time, hidden maintenance expenses – including rot repairs and preservative treatments as well as earlier replacement – add up significantly.
Wooden fences are highly popular for DIY projects, largely because timber is lighter, easier to cut, and far more forgiving than heavier steel. However, installing a wooden fence is time-consuming and physically demanding. It often requires a skilled team of labourers to cut, fit and align posts along your boundary, which contributes to high labour bills if you hire professionals.
Depending on climate, wooden fencing often becomes faded, slippery, and covered in blotches of algae which seals in moisture that encourages rot and garden pests, especially in shaded and wooded areas.
Steel Fencing
Metal fencing offers a superior, long-term investment for discerning property owners. While it requires a higher initial outlay than wood, it delivers exceptional durability, rust and fade resistance, and virtually zero upkeep. Its timeless profile complements any property, and its strength provides far superior security.

Key Advantages
- Unmatched Longevity: Unlike timber, quality steel fencing resists rotting, warping, and insect damage, lasting for decades.
- Low Maintenance: High grade steel and galvanised finishes mean no seasonal painting or staining.
- Versatile Aesthetics: The sleek design frames both traditional cottages and ultra-modern villas, offering clear sightlines without completely obscuring your views.
- High Security: More difficult to cut, or break through than wooden alternatives.
- Investment: Our fencing boosts kerb appeal and can significantly increase property resale value.
- Pet and Stock Friendly: As our metal fence posts and rails have no sharp edges, it is pet-friendly and suitable for many farm animals. It can be made secure for most small pets with the addition of high quality wire mesh.
Our Range of High Quality Steel Estate and Stock Fencing
We manufacture a range of high quality steel fencing and beautiful garden gates, farm gates and vehicle access gates to suit any landscape and requirement. Because we build everything in-house, we can easily tailor designs to your specific needs.
Our Core Fencing Ranges:
- 5-Rail Estate Fencing (1.1m high): A beautiful, secure boundary marker with a roughly 20cm ground clearance. It provides a beautiful, strong barrier against human access
- 7-Rail Stock Fencing (1.2m high): A prestigious, highly visible physical barrier with a roughly 10cm ground clearance. Ideal for containing livestock, children and larger pets
- 10-Rail Deer Fencing (1.9m high): Designed for maximum strength and protection, suitable for estate parkland, vineyards and nurseries and other valuable grounds attractive to large ruminants
Optional Add-ons: All styles can be fitted with rabbit mesh at the base to keep small pets secure. Our fence posts are suitable for the addition of electric fencing wire isolators.
Coatings and Maintenance
While traditional wooden fencing degrades over time and requires expensive, recurring maintenance, our high quality steel fencing provides a durable, long-term alternative. Designed to last for decades with virtually no upkeep, it guarantees lasting strength and visual appeal.
For maximum longevity, many clients specify our galvanised finish – a protective zinc-coated base that our team or your contractors can easily customise with a preferred paint colour.
Maintenance often just the occasional pressure wash if the fence becomes dusty or muddy, and a dab of paint if the surface is chipped by an object.
How to Start Your Fencing Project
The easiest way to find the perfect solution is to speak with our experts. We can discuss your project – including whether you need to manage large animals, remove existing hedges, or accommodate future needs.
Contact our team to book your free site visit or request advice.


