Australia is famous for its deadly snakes, which will happily slither into your yard in search of food, water, and shelter. They usually get into a yard in two ways: up or through your fence, or via another object like a tree or climbing plant. So you’ll need a sturdy snake proof fence to prevent the critters from entering.

If you’re thinking of installing a new fence on your property, you’ll want to ensure that it holds firm during severe weather. Cyclonic winds and battering hailstorms are no joke, and the last thing you want is for your fence to end up through your neighbour’s window.

Your home is your castle, and if you’re like most people, you probably want to prevent stickybeak neighbours from peering inside. Privacy fences are one of the best ways to do so, but you’ll need to make sure that you abide by the height limits set by your particular state’s government.

When it comes time to sell, one of the key questions at the forefront of every homeowner’s mind is how to make their property stand out from the crowd. If you’ve already tackled the big-ticket items, like renovating the bathroom, and replacing the carpets, you might be wondering whether installing a privacy fence will increase the value of your home? While there will always be some things you can’t change about your property—like the floorplan or location—there are lots of smaller, cost-effective changes you can make to add value to your home, and a privacy fence is one of them.

If you’re thinking of erecting a new fence for your home, you may be wondering what a privacy fence is and whether it should factor into your considerations. In this article, we explore the definition and purpose of privacy fences, some common materials used for them, the typical heights of privacy fences, and whether they are likely to increase the value of your home.

Come summertime, there’s nothing better than lazing beside a pool with a cool drink in your hand, whiling away the day in bliss. And if you want to create a gorgeous environment to relax in, your pool’s fence is a key component.

Slopes can be tricky places to install aluminium fences. To create a seamless look with the smallest possible gaps underneath, you’ll need to figure out which fence product will best suit your project, based on its length, and whether it can be angled.

Homeowners plant trees and hedges for a variety of reasons—they provide oxygen, attract wildlife and add to a property’s aesthetics. But many plants also have a variety of practical applications, including “green screens” that can act as windbreaks and enhance privacy, whether it’s from neighbours or the hustle and bustle of street traffic.