Colorbond Fencing Contractors
If you’re looking for a high-quality fencing solution in Perth, consider choosing Colorbond Fencing. Whether you need fencing for a residential, commercial, or industrial project, you can rely on our team at Fosters Fencing as your trusted Colorbond fencing contractor in Perth. We pride ourselves on our exceptional workmanship and commitment to using only the best materials.
When you choose us as your Colorbond fencing contractors in Perth, you can rest assured that you’re in good hands. We have over 35 years of experience and expertise to ensure that your Colorbond fencing installation is completed to the highest standard, providing your property with the security and privacy it needs. Contact us today to discuss your Colorbond fencing needs and let us help you achieve the fencing solution you need for your property.
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Benefits of a Colorbond Fence Installation
There are numerous benefits to installing Colorbond fencing on your property. Here are just a few of the advantages:
- Low Maintenance: Colorbond fencing requires minimal maintenance compared to other types of fencing, making it a convenient and cost-effective choice for homeowners.
- Security: Colorbond fencing provides excellent security for your property, keeping unwanted visitors out and ensuring your privacy.
- Aesthetics: Colorbond fencing comes in a variety of colours and styles, allowing you to choose a design that complements your property and enhances its aesthetic appeal.
- Durability: Colorbond fencing is made from high-quality materials that are designed to withstand harsh weather conditions, making it a highly durable option for fencing.
- Longevity: With a lifespan of up to 25 years, Colorbond fencing represents a long-term investment in the security and aesthetic appeal of your property.
Colorbond Fencing Installation Services
Colorbond Fencing Perth
Colorbond fencing is definitely the most commonly installed fence now, it has a long life span and if installed correctly will stay looking great for very many years, Colorbond fencing is probably the cheapest easiest option for people to have at their homes as it comes in a range of colours and can be installed and modified in all sorts of tricky situations, it really would be one of the best products on the market and with Allywall plinth retaining options it’s now become more superior than other types of fencing.
Be wary of cheap installers, it is very easy to make mistakes with Colorbond like leave gaps under the fence, not enough concrete on one side of the post, misjudge heights and get ground levels completely wrong, so it really helps have the experience, the knowledge and the eye for every possible scenario.
Aluminium Plinth Retaining / Allywall Retaining
Allywall retaining also known as aluminium plinths or plinth retaining has been a total game changer in the fencing and retaining business, with our expertise in retaining and fencing we can provide amazing solutions to some severe problems thanks to this product.
Allywall can easily retain 600mm high with the use of steel support posts installed between the fencing panels and can go as high as 750 and 900mm high if installed similar to a panel and post wall, although the go to when retaining over 600mm high is usually panel and post retaining walls, however, if it’s only for a few panels or there is no space for a wall to be built, Allywall can definitely be used, its a fantastic product and goes directly under the fence and is all apart of the Colorbond fence, its looks great and is very strong and won’t rust and comes in easy 150mm high sections that interlock and stack on top of each other.
Colorbond Fencing with Lattice
Colourbond with lattice on top is quite a nice extra feature. It bumps the supply price of a standard fence panel up about 50%, but that’s because you require extra rails and longer posts because lattice will add 300mm to the height of your fence, turning 1.8 high into 2.1m high, or 1.5high to 1.8m, etc. Itās mainly just used for looks, like in people’s outdoor areas, but sometimes it’s used just to raise the fence in a certain section for extra privacy.
Lattice can be added to Colorbond fences after they have been installed. However, it doesn’t look as nice as installing it all from the start, adding lattice to a Colorbond fence after the initial installation can become quite costly, and you can see the posts are just joined using a sleeve usually, and they don’t always sit correctly.
2.1 – 2.4 High Colorbond Fencing
This is just taller sheeting in the panels so you can get for extra security down laneways, or if neighbours have raised patios and can see into your yard. When you install at heights of 2.4m high, a reinforcement post needs to be added between the panels because as steel gets longer, there is too much flex in the post since Colorbond is generally quite a thin-gauged steel.
When you increase the height of your Colorbond fence, you will need to make sure longer posts are used, and sometimes more concrete will be needed when it comes to heights as long as you and your neighbours agree there is no council approval needed, however if there are issues between agreeing on heights then you will need to go with the standard council recommended 1.8 meters high from the property on the highest side, usually this would be sufficient as anybody around 6 foot or 180cm tall generally can’t see over a standard height fence.
Taller than 1.8 high Colorbond fences are not cyclone rated however how ever with the support of steel reinforcement posts when exceeding 2.4m high and years of experience at installing these higher Colorbond fences, they do hold up in storms.
Colorbond Gates
Colorbond gates look great they blend into the fence and come in a wide range of colours and can be fabricated to any size needed, a selection of different latches and locks can be used on all gates we install, also double gates for larger width access can easily be fabricated up to approximately 3.6m wide until they start getting too big, single gates a good up to around 2m.