Living fences might not seem like such a common feature. But the truth is, they’ve been around for centuries. And if you’ve ever seen a living fence, you’ll know why! Living fences are among the most stunning garden features. They’re practical, environmentally friendly, and aesthetically appealing. So why aren’t they more common?

Swimming pool fences are a lot of things. They’re a design feature. They’re a safety feature. And, they’re a legal requirement. A lot of people underestimate the importance of swimming pool fences, and that can land them in hot water. So let’s have a look at some of the legal requirements for swimming pool fences in Queensland. Remember, laws change, and they vary from state to state. So always do your research on the Queensland Government website, and make sure your pool fits these criteria, and more.

We love our furry friends, and having them around is nothing short of a blessing. But there are some places they simply don’t belong. However, getting them to listen is not always easy! No matter how well trained your dog is, it has an instinct that cannot be tamed. Luckily, there are still solutions available to you.

Home maintenance is a complicated beast. You can spend a whole weekend cleaning the outside of your home, only to notice something else that needs to be done the next day. Between all of that ongoing maintenance, there’s one thing that often gets left behind: the fence! Fences are an important, but often overlooked part of any backyard. 

Pedestrian gates essentially allow residents to enter a location or property through a narrow entry way, and they can have both functional and aesthetic purposes. Motorisation can also be added to these types of gates meaning you can also take advantage of your entry gate’s convenience and accessibility. No more fumbling around for keys or having to juggle things if you’ve got an armload of groceries! Here are five reasons you might consider installing a pedestrian gate in your home. 

According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, injury has now replaced disease as the biggest cause of death to Australian children, and more than half of all injuries children experience actually occur at home. However, the good news is that most of these accidents are preventable, and in terms of the installation of safe outdoor fencing, easily achievable. Here are some expert tips on childproofing your fencing.

You have a great relationship with your neighbour, and both of you have come to the mutual understanding that it’s now time to build a dividing fence in order to keep their new dog contained in boundaries of their property, and out of yours! But what exactly is a dividing fence, who owns it and who pays for it? Here is a guide to fencing regulations in Queensland.

Whether you’re after a boundary fence for your property, a feature fence to enhance your home’s exterior or a speciality pool fence that meets all your local council’s regulations, you’ll need a professional to ensure the job’s done right. From the quoting and contract stages through to the installation process, there is a lot to consider, particularly if you’re after a fence that will service and protect you, your family and your property for many years to come.