Choosing The Right Fence For The Job

Posted on: 18 May 2020

A good fence will increase the security and value of your property. Below is a step by step guide on the various considerations you should make when installing a fence in your home. Understand The Law Examine zoning regulations, strata and resident association bylaws to determine if there are restrictions on the kind of fence you should erect on the property. For instance, the owners association bylaws may compel property owners to use a specific type or colour of fence to ensure uniformity and keep the appeal of the development.
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Posted on: 1 May 2020

Lattice screens are a central part of house decor. These lattice screens come in various patterns and designs so you can get the one ideal for your space.  One aspect that determines the effectiveness of your lattice screen is the posts. You need the proper planning, placement, and installation of your posts. Installing the posts correctly offers a solid foundation for lattice screening. Follow these tips when installing the lattice screening posts.
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Posted on: 21 February 2020

In order to satisfy Australian Safety Standards, you are required to install a fence around pools that are more than 300mm. Many people have turned to glass fencing to secure their pools. While these fences are aesthetically pleasing and elegant, many homeowners have various concerns about them. Here are a few of the frequently asked questions about glass pool fencing. Is Glass Durable Compared To Other Materials? The popular perception is that glass is brittle and does not last long compared to materials such as steel.
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Posted on: 19 February 2020

You've probably seen chain-link fencing along the street, protecting residential and commercial properties. Many of these structures may look the same, but it's likely they differ, as these fences offer various options. Read on to discover what they are. Diamond Size The wires on these barriers intertwine to form diamond shapes — these vary in size from a standard 50 ml aperture to smaller shapes. Smaller diamonds create a stronger mesh, but the extra amount of wiring typically adds to the cost of the fence.
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