We offer a wide range of post sizes and rail combinations across our 2, 3, and 4 Rail systems. All timber is high-grade and precision-milled for a premium finish.

Costs vary based on your choice of post size, number of rails, rail length, and layout. Send us your fence details and we’ll provide an exact materials quote.

While we don’t visit sites, we can help estimate your needs via email or phone using a simple sketch.

Start by sketching a rough layout of your fence. Mark key points like ends, corners, and openings. From there, we can calculate your materials and provide an accurate quote.

Lead times vary depending on your selected materials and current demand. We keep popular styles in stock and deliver efficiently, especially across South East Queensland.

We supply nationwide, with a strong focus on South East Queensland due to lower freight costs and faster turnaround.

Yes. We’re happy to load your trailer or coordinate with your preferred freight provider if you have one.

When installed correctly, the rails will not fall out.There will be minimal shrinkage however will not affect anything aesthetically or structurally.

Yes. Some recommended natural oils can be applied immediately after installation, however if the fence is being painted, we would recommend leaving the timber to dry out for approximately 2–3 months and it can be painted to your desired finish.

Yes, our timber is chosen specifically for its durability and performance in outdoor applications.

Yes! The Interlock system is made for straightforward DIY installs – minimal tools or fixings required.

Not necessarily. We recommend using a post-hole borer and backfilling with compacted soil for best results. Gate Posts should be concreted in place.

Usually not. The rails interlock into the post rebates, with only occasional screws needed for angled joins, or in some cases the rails may need a screw under the rail into the post for stability i.e. a gate post.

Yes, you can install on curves and angles by adjusting the rail ends to suit.

Absolutely. All systems can be adapted to sloping or undulating ground with minor onsite modifications.

Of course! Contact us with your layout or questions, and we’ll help you plan and quote.

Yes. We can provide simple installation guides, system brochures, and timber specs on request.

Typically around 1.0m out of the ground, depending on your chosen post length and how deep it’s installed.

The spacing is designed for clean lines and visual balance, and is ideal for lifestyle and boundary fencing.

Yes, with minor onsite adjustments, our system can be adapted to suit uneven terrain.

It’s suitable for both light livestock containment and as a visual boundary fence.

Usually not. The rails interlock into the post rebates, with only occasional screws needed for angled joins or in some cases the rails may need a screw under the rail into the post for stability i.e. a gate post.

Yes. Some recommended natural oils can be applied immediately after installation, however if the fence is being painted, we would recommend leaving the timber to dry out for approximately 2–3 months, and it can be painted to your desired finish.

Approximately 1.2m from ground level, offering a balanced look and functional barrier.

Yes, the 3 Rail system is a favourite for lifestyle blocks, hobby farms, and rural fencing.

Yes, you can install on curves and angles by adjusting the rail ends to suit.

Being a natural timber, there will be minimal shrinkage however will not affect anything aesthetically or structurally. When installed correctly, the rails will not fall out.

Not necessarily. We recommend using a post-hole borer and backfilling with compacted soil for best results. Gate Posts should be concreted in place.

Yes, our timber is chosen specifically for its durability and performance in outdoor applications.

Usually around 1.2m out of the ground with tighter spacing between rails for a fuller visual effect.

Yes, the 4 Rail system offers the most robust structure and visual impact in our range.

Yes. We can offer longer rail options to suit custom layouts or wider post spacing, however we recommend keeping with the standard spacing.

Absolutely. It can be adapted for sloping or undulating ground using simple onsite modifications.

Yes, we do a ‘straight through’ mortise for our standard posts, for ease of installation. For large size posts (250mmx250mm & larger) we do a stopped or partial mortise.

Yes. We’re happy to load your trailer or coordinate with your preferred freight provider if you have one.