The questions buyers actually ask, answered plainly. Anything else: contact us.
What do the fence packages include?
Each package, 25m, 50m, 100m or 200m, bundles mesh panels, concrete filled blocks and clamps in the ratios a standing run needs. Braces are added per site: ends, corners, gates and exposed straights, and always more of them if you plan to attach banner mesh or shade cloth.
How much fencing do I need?
Measure the boundary, add your access points, round up to whole panels (2.4m each). The calculator does the conversion, or send dimensions through contact and we will spec it.
Can I really install it myself?
Yes, that is the design intent. Two people, no trades, no ground fixings: blocks, panels, clamps, braces, in that order. The complete setup guide walks every step including the wind rules and gate options. Crews assembling their own fence remove the delivery window dependency entirely, which is half the ownership argument.
Where do you deliver, and what does freight cost?
Australia wide. Freight is calculated and priced at checkout against your address and the order's weight and volume, fencing is heavy, so freight is a real line, and larger orders use it more efficiently per metre.
How do prices compare with hiring?
Ownership pays back within weeks of equivalent hire for most buyers, and every deployment after payback is nearly free. The full arithmetic, including where hire still wins, is in buy versus hire.
Is the fencing compliant?
The equipment is built for Australian site use, and compliance on site is a system property: assembled with clamps, braced at the weak points, maintained in good condition. The buyer's compliance guide covers the duty, the standard and the council permit question.
Can I use it around a pool?
No. Standard temporary mesh is not a pool barrier anywhere in Australia, pool barriers answer to a separate standard (AS 1926.1) with strict height, gap and gate rules, and require dedicated pool barrier product. If your project involves water, source compliant pool product; mesh around a pool is the industry's most serious common error.
What about tree protection zones?
Councils and project approvals frequently require fenced TPZs, and the TPZ packages, 50m to 200m, exist precisely for that condition.
What else should go in the first order?
The usual companions: safety barrier mesh for internal hazards, reflective cones and barrier boards for the traffic edge, crowd control barriers for pedestrian management, a lock for the gate, and portable toilets if the site runs long. The site manager's checklist is the full list.
What if something arrives damaged or wrong?
The returns policy covers it, photograph on arrival, contact us promptly, and we will sort it.
Ready to order?
Straight into the catalogue, or ask first, quantities, mixed orders and repeat trade buyers are all conversations we have daily.