Category: Fence and Gate Design

Fence height regulations Victoria and fence permit Victoria searches usually come from a practical problem: the project team has a fence height, frontage, boundary or gate concept, but is not…

Metal fencing Melbourne projects usually start with a practical material question: should the site use aluminium or steel? Aluminium can be a strong fit for modern frontages, privacy screens, architectural…

A fencing project checklist helps commercial sites avoid the common problem of buying a fence, gate and automation system as disconnected parts. A secure fence can still fail operationally if…

Sliding gate vs swing gate is usually a site-layout decision before it is a style decision. A sliding gate moves sideways along a fence line, which can suit tight driveways,…

Security fencing for healthcare facilities and government sites has to do more than keep people out. Hospitals, clinics, community health centres, council buildings, service depots and public-facing government offices need…

Sports facility fencing Melbourne projects need to do more than mark a boundary. A hard court fence has to contain balls without creating unsafe contact points. A public park fence…

Barriers and bollards Melbourne projects are usually triggered by a practical site problem: cars drifting into pedestrian areas, delivery vehicles clipping roller doors, forklifts operating close to staff walkways, trucks…

Industrial fencing Melbourne projects are not usually solved by one fence type around the whole site. A warehouse may need clear visibility at the loading yard, stronger deterrence around a…

School fencing contractors should be evaluated on more than fence panels and metre rates. A school or childcare boundary has to balance security, supervision, visibility, safe pedestrian access, vehicle movement,…

Modular walls Melbourne projects usually start when a standard fence is not enough. A mixed-use site may need privacy between homes and shops, a cleaner boundary beside a childcare centre,…