Colourbond fencing
Colourbond is a steel fence that goes up fast, stays straight and asks for very little.
It suits a clean, modern boundary where you want privacy without upkeep.
Because the sheets are steel and pre-finished, a Colourbond fence does not need painting, staining or sealing. It is a popular choice for new estates and for anyone replacing a tired timber fence.
The panels follow a straight line, so on sloping ground the fence steps down in sections. We plan those steps with you so the finished fence looks intentional, not awkward.
Watch it go together.
- Mark out the lineThe fence line and post positions are marked out with you on site.
- Posts in concreteHoles are dug and posts are set in concrete, plumb and in line.
- Rails and frameRails or framing go on so the fence has something solid to hang on.
- Sheets slot inColourbond sheets drop into the rails between each pair of posts.
- Finish and clean upCaps, gates and final checks, then the site is cleaned up.
Real jobs, real photos.
Colour
Pick a colour that works with the roof, the house and the neighbours. Lighter colours stay cooler in the sun.
Slope
Steel panels step rather than curve. We set the step heights so they look even along the run.
Gates and joins
Gates, corners and joins to existing fences are where a Colourbond fence is won or lost. Tell us what it needs to connect to.
Does a Colourbond fence need painting?
No. The steel comes pre-finished, so there is no regular painting or staining like timber.
Can Colourbond go on a sloping block?
Yes. It steps down the slope in sections, and we plan those steps with you.
Can you join Colourbond to an existing timber fence?
Yes, but the join needs thought. Send a photo of where the two fences meet.
Colourbond across Southside Brisbane, Ipswich, Redland Bay, Scenic Rim, Mt Tamborine, Gold Coast, Springbrook and Tweed.
Tell us what needs fencing, holding or digging.
Pick the job and answer a few quick questions, so Shane has what he needs to quote.