Treated Pine Single Paling Timber Fencing
One layer of palings fixed side by side to the rails. The most common timber boundary fence in Sydney and the most straightforward to repair paling by paling.
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Treated pine and hardwood fences and gates, supplied and installed across Sydney by a licensed NSW fencer. Free site measure and quote before anything is committed.
Timber Fencing Sydney is run by Jye Fulton, who holds NSW Fencing Licence 269038C. The work is boundary fencing, replacement fencing and matching timber gates for houses, commercial premises and industrial sites around Sydney.
Sydney throws up every kind of boundary. Sandstone shelf in the north, reactive clay out west, narrow terrace laneways in the inner suburbs, salt air on the coast and stepped blocks in the Hills. That changes how a fence is set out, how deep the footings go and how the material gets to the back of the property — which is why we measure before we quote rather than pricing off a rate card.
Everything we build is set out with timber posts or 65mm x 65mm steel posts. Each post is set 600mm deep into the ground and secured with at least one full 20kg bag of concrete per post.
Each one looks different, gives a different amount of privacy and suits a different kind of boundary. Compare them, then pick with our advice at the measure.
One layer of palings fixed side by side to the rails. The most common timber boundary fence in Sydney and the most straightforward to repair paling by paling.
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Palings overlap so there is no sight line through the face, and a capping rail runs along the top to finish the fence and protect the paling ends.
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Palings overlap to close the sight line through the fence, and the paling tops are left as the finished top line rather than being covered by a capping rail.
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Single paling construction using Australian hardwood palings. Denser and heavier than treated pine, with a different colour and grain that weathers to grey unless it is coated.
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Grouped by region. Each area page covers the local property types, the access and ground conditions we run into, and the fence styles that tend to suit.
Supply and installation, plus the work that usually comes with it.
The full job: measure, remove the old fence if there is one, set out the line, dig and concrete the posts, fix the rails and palings, hang the gates and clean up.
View serviceRemoving a fence that has reached the end of its life and building its replacement, handled together so there is no gap in the boundary and no leftover mess.
View serviceTaking out an existing fence or brick wall, dealing with the footings, and removing the material from site.
View serviceAssessment, preparation and painting of timber fencing, using high quality weather-resistant paints in a large range of colours.
View serviceTimber sleeper retaining walls in H4 treated pine to Australian Standard grading, built to hold a change in ground level.
View serviceTimber fencing in and around pool areas. Because pool barriers are regulated, what is required is established for your specific property rather than assumed.
View serviceWe supply and install timber fencing across Sydney. Most of our work sits in the western, north-western and Hills areas, with jobs elsewhere in the city as well. Call Jye Fulton on 0421 233 434 and he will tell you straight away whether your street is workable.
Yes. Timber Fencing Sydney holds NSW Fencing Licence 269038C and the ABN is 76 612 245 594. Sydney fencing contractors working on our jobs are licensed and insured.
Treated pine for most fences, in single paling, lap & cap or lapped only. Hardwood single paling where a heavier, denser timber suits the property better. Both are explained on the fence types page so you can see the difference before you decide.
Timber fencing can be built up to 2.4m. Common heights are 1.5m, 1.8m, 2.1m, 2.4m. What is permitted at your boundary depends on your council, the zoning and whether the fence is a boundary or front fence, so confirm it before building high.
Existing fencing and brick walls can be removed and disposed of, and the removal is quoted with the new fence rather than added on afterwards.
Send the approximate length, the height you want, the number of gates and a few photos through the quote form. You will get an estimate back, then a free on-site measure before a firm quote.
Send the length, height and a few photos, or call Jye Fulton on 0421 233 434 and talk it through.
NSW Fencing Licence 269038C · ABN 76 612 245 594