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Fencing and Screening

LorenClayton
Building a Reputation
10 replies

Hello I have a older cat who wanders (he is desexed) and would like to keep him safe in the back yard when I'm out. I'd like a budget DIY option if ...

KSB
Growing in Experience
9 replies

Hi bought a fold down fence from Bunnings but it has only masonry screws which is probably because it’s where is recommended to install. However the b ...

Taraneh
Just Starting Out
2 replies

  Hi! I recently planted some passion fruit which are growing well however I’d like them to grow up along the color bond wall. What kind of trellis w ...

Oreoprojects
Having an Impact
3 replies

Wooden Driveway gate. Built this wooden swing driveway gate for privacy and security. Decided on wood so my dog cannot bark at people when they are pa ...

kartheesh
Cultivating a Following
5 replies

Hi All, Planning to do backyard for my house and looking for some suggestions, The lot is an East facing one and we are planning to extend the Alfre ...

rebelliouskiwi
Getting Established
3 replies

My section is higher than the neighbours and I have garden beds on our shared fence line. My land and therefore, my garden is higher than the bottom ...

Henryliem
Just Starting Out
2 replies

My driveway is lower than the neighbour side. The concreter has poured near to the boundary fence as shown on photo. What would you suggest to do the ...

Barbara35
Cultivating a Following
56 replies

I have an existing colourbond fence as a boundary fence between my property and the adjoining property. I continually have flooding when heavy rain po ...

PhillipLaw
Finding My Feet
3 replies

Hi, my front gate (pictured) is sagging and won't close properly. What can I do to unsag it?    

Helpneededhere
Just Starting Out
2 replies

Hey everyone, thank you in advance for taking the time to read this. I have a fence that has started to lean a bit to the outside, I suspect it is bec ...

Mic1
Just Starting Out
2 replies

  Hi Team. I am planning to have the rola pak garden edging in my front yard. However there is the green electrical box around. Is it safe to install ...

catproofer6
Finding My Feet
11 replies

Hi there, I'm about to use the Jack Matrix 1800 x 900 screens to extend my fence line and prevent my cats from jumping into the neighbour's yard. I ...

RyanL1
Just Starting Out
3 replies

Hi All, We have had a besser block wall built for the entrance to our driveway, which we will be having stack stone tiles applied to. However, we ha ...

j23
Just Starting Out
1 reply

can you paint directly over these Specrite oiled gates? Or need a full sand down? These seem like the product I need but not the correct colour. ht ...

marilyn3
Just Starting Out
2 replies

Hi, A few months ago I had a concrete path put down the side of my home. Since the concrete path was installed, there has been pooling of water alo ...

JustinMcAbbe
Building a Reputation
4 replies

Hello, I am renovating my courtyard and plan to remove the trees. I want to extend the existing fence and gate to be higher, aligning them with the ...

Kathy88
Growing in Experience
1 reply

Hello, I bought this net to keep out mosquitos from our undercover outdoor area. It has super sticky glue on it but it peeled off the next day. I th ...

Jaden
Getting Established
11 replies

Hello, I am looking to build my first narrow side gate with brick walls either side, just behind the downpipe. The total width of the walkway is 1.12m ...

Nelliy12
Finding My Feet
7 replies

Retaining wall was put in, unfortunately not a lot of the cement blocks had a smooth finish. In fact, most were poorly made, leaving crevices and unev ...

Dayna14
Finding My Feet
6 replies

I’d like to paint this crappy old fence and trialed some colours out today, using Wattyl Solaguard (low sheen). This pic is just one coat of each colo ...

meegueru21
Just Starting Out
1 reply

Hello! Im planning to do a raised garden bed around 400 - 500mm high. I just want to ask what is the best way to protect the colourbond fence and k ...

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