Increase Your Street Appeal

A beautiful well built fence can do wonders for your street appeal.

Consider the design of your current dwelling including colours and finishes, decide if the building will be painted or renovated and then you are ready to think about design options for your new fence. Call us on 1300 633 623 to book a no obligation, FREE design consultation and quote for your new fence.

Check out our website for some great ideas, which have seriously improved the street appeal of our clients properties. All Day Fencing

We service Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.

 

 

 

 

NEW – Custom timber gates in heritage designs!

All Day Fencing manufacture a range of solid timber gates to suit your home in period and contemporary designs.

Our gates are built using traditional mortise and tenon joinery ensuring strength in all conditions. Constructed from treated and primed timbers, these gates are extremely durable and come with a limited 25 year warranty, just add your colour!

View all our designs at: http://www.alldayfencing.com.au/adfgates.php

Heritage Timber Gates by All Day Fencing

Roof Thatch Installation Guides, Balinese, Pacific, African…

African Thatch

Engish UK ThatchAfrican Thatch

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pacific Islander thatch

 

 

 

 

Quickthatch Roof Thatch by OzNative, http://www.oznative.com.au

QUICKthatch by OzNative

How To Thatch A Roof With QUICKthatch Melaleuca Roof Thatch.

View the installation videos…

QUICKthatch by OzNative can be installed quickly and easily by tradesmen and handymen alike.

Cheaper than imported materials and with a lifespan of up to 15 years in direct sun, it outlasts tropical products by over 3 times!

 QUICKthatch Supplies… www.oznative.com.au

OzNative Architectural Bush Products, brushwood, tea tree, roof thatch

QUICKthatch can be finished to several stylesw including, Balinese, Pacific Islander, African UK and European.

View the QUICKthatch installation guide and finishing videos below..

Melaleuca is very durable and can last up to 20 years if constructed properly.

QUICKthatch can be purchased by the bundle from OzNative. www.oznative.com.au

Quickthatch Installation Video

Balinese Roof Thatch Installation Video
Pacific Roof Thatch Installation Video
African Roof Thatch Installation Video
UK/European Style Roof thatch Video

How To Build a Brushwood Fence, Video Guide…

Beautiful natural durable… brushwood fencing.

View the short video below on how to build a brushwood fence.

Brushwood Fencing

Handpacked brushwood fencing offers versatility in design allowing curves, bends and arch shapes that cannot be replicated using other fencing materials. For difficult sites, sloping land, trees or other obstacles, handpacked brushwood, built to suit the landscape, is the preferred solution.

Brushwood Fence Installation Video
Brushwood Supplies… www.oznative.com.au

OzNative Architectural Bush Products, brushwood, tea tree, roof thatch

Brushwood fencing installation video explains the techniques behind building and repairing brushwood fences.

Brushwood (Melaleuca) is very durable and can last up to 20 years if constructed properly.

Brushwood can be purchased by the bundle from OzNative. www.oznative.com.au

Brushwood Fence Installation Video
Other related videos…

Quickthatch Installation Video

Balinese Roof Thatch Installation Video
Pacific Roof Thatch Installation Video
African Roof Thatch Installation Video
UK/European Style Roof thatch Video

Book your next fence quote online 24 / 7! Central Coast

Yes, now you can book your fencing or gate quote online all over Gosford, the Central Coast, Wyong, Lake Macquarie to Newcastle… No need to wait for tradesmen to turn up. All Day Fencing use a programmed network system to send your quote to the nearest branch. Book Online, 24 / 7! You can book your quotation online anytime 24 hours a day!

Book a quote for fencing or gates online!

You don’t even have to be home! You may leave access directions and a description of the work to be quoted. All Day Fencing will visit your home, measure your fence and leave a written quote before leaving. All our branches are run by a licenced carpenter or fencing contractor who can advise you on the right fence for every situation.

You are helping to build our reputation! That’s because so much of our work comes from referrals and repeat business. It’s our attention to detail, passion for your project and willingness to listen, be flexible and charge fairly that’s won us many friends over the past decade.

Book your quote online at http://www.alldayfencing.com.au or call 1300 633 623 during business hours.

What is the best fencing material to reduce noise?

WHAT IS THE BEST FENCING MATERIAL TO REDUCE NOISE?

What is the best fencing material to reduce noise?

Todays most common cause of neighbourhood disputes stem from inappropriate sound, (noise). The most efficient material to reduce sound levels will depend upon the frequency of the sounds.

A common misunderstanding is that the more solid the fence the more sound it will stop. Soundwaves vary in length, the higher the note the shorter the wavelength of that note, or, the lower the note, the longer the wavelength.

To best way to reduce sound levels is by using a mixture of materials in the design allowing for the absorbtion and reflection of all of the soundwaves. A solid brick fence or similar will reflect high frequency sounds but transmits low frequency sounds.

A fence made of natural planting combined with a brick, stone or block fence will absorb and reflect the broadest range of frequencies.

Naturally the higher the fence the better. A lot of sounds pass over the top of the fence. For this reason the higher the fence the better the sound resistance.

Brick walls reflect many frequencies, so if your home and fencing is contructed from brick you may have a lot of relective noise (echo) contained within the walls. The best way to combat this problem is with the planting of dense shrubs within the fencing, between your home and the fence.

Wood fencing is a better sound absorbtion material than brick for middle range frequencies. View our website for more information: www.alldayfencing.com.au.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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The Ultimate Guide To Fencing & Gates  Contains: *750 Fence & Gate Designs, *DIY plans for timber gates, *Construction guide for fencing, *Letters to notify your neighbours, *Footing and Foundation Design, plus FREE bonus guides…     …details Rating …rate it!

Fence material property comparison chart, fire, sound, wind, cost..

Fence Comparison Chart – Wind, Fire, Sound, Strength, Security…

Fence Comparison Chart

View the various qualities of fencing styles, including; Wind protection, Fire resistance, Sound damping, Strength, Security, Aesthetics and Durability!

All Day Fencing have assembled the Fence Comparison Chart to help clients choose the right style of fencing for their property. Have you considered all the options. A well designed and build fence is capable of much more than a simple divider.

Fencing can improve the look of your property and even increase your home value. Fencing is an economical way to dress up your home or cure problems such as sound, privacy, security and more.

The Fence Comparison Chart compares 12 different but common styles of fencing used in most residential applications. Do you receive lots of road noise, is your home near a fire zone? Do you want to improve the look of your home or is your concern mainly security?

With our chart you can compare the benefits and shortfalls of the fencing you require and choose the right fence first time!

Contact your local All Day Fencing branch for a FREE estimate on your fencing requirements.

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It’s a fence, not a kitchen!

The construction of fencing and gates involves the use of water resistant timbers. Most fencing and gates are constructed from Hardwood or Treated Wood.

Fencing is designed to be quick and easy to install and the materials are designed to be inexpensive. This is because most fences are quite large and need to be erected quickly.

For these reasons fencing woods are often prone to expansion and contraction due to exposure to the elements. The timbers used are sufficiently treated or primed to last a long time outdoors, however it does come at a cost!

Wood used for fencing is often sawn (rough grade) and is farmed with a short turnaround of about 7 years. The finish is not as smooth as seasoned lumber and therefore cannot be finished to the same degree as you would expect in your kitchen!

It is not advisable to sand treated timbers as this just releases a fine sawdust into the air where it can be inhaled.
For those who like to D.I.Y. we have assembled construction guides for all styles of fencing gates and retaining walls.

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My fence is not located on the boundary, who owns it, who pays?

Does my fence have to be exactly on my boundary?

In simple, the answer is NO. Sometimes it is not possible to place a fence on the exact boundary. Such an example would be where a cliff face separates the two properties. You need to provide a fence at the top of the cliff regardless of whether that is on the boundary or not. View www.alldayfencing.com.au/adfcouncil.php for more information.

If the fence is not on the boundary, who owns it?

As discussed above a fence does not have to be located exactly on the boundary, however the fence is still a boundary fence and is accepted by both neighbours as the boundary of their properties. Therefore if the fence required replacement both neighbours still equally share the cost of replacing a similar fence.

Should I have a survey done for my new fence?

For the reason above it is not required that the fenceline be surveyed if both neighbours are in agreement as to the location. If your home has just been built and no fences currently exist a survey is recommended and may be part of the development/building application. If you are constructing a concrete, stone or brick fence this must be approved by your local county office prior to construction.

I want to build a brick fence and my neighbour wants a less expensive timber fence. What can I do and who should pay?

If you prefer a more expensive fencing, unless your neighbour is in agreement, they are only liable for half the cost of replacing a similar fence. You would have to pay the difference.

How should I approach my fencing repairs when my neighbour is a apartment block / commercial building?

For dealings with property managers or private companies it is crucial that they are informed prior during and after the course of the job. The most appropriate method is to send written correspondance prior to proceeding with any works. Your letter should state your intentions and their responsibilities regarding access and payment. Download our collection of ‘Letters To Serve Your Neighbours RE: FENCING’. Cut and paste the required letters and send as needed. Letters to serve your neighbours includes legal advice for the correct follow up proceedure to ensure you are reimbursed the costs you are owed and avoid costly neighbour disputes.

 

 

 

 

 

 

RRP over $130!    Was $11.95 now $9.95! online sales only

The Ultimate Guide To Fencing & Gates  Contains: *750 Fence & Gate Designs, *DIY plans for timber gates, *Construction guide for fencing, *Letters to notify your neighbours, *Footing and Foundation Design, plus FREE bonus guides…     …details Rating …rate it!

Does my fence have to be exactly on the boundary?

  Does my fence have to be exactly on my boundary?

 In simple, the answer is NO. Sometimes it is not possible to place a fence on the exact boundary. Such an example would be where a cliff face separates the two properties. You need to provide a fence at the top of the cliff regardless of whether that is on the boundary or not. View www.alldayfencing.com.au/adfcouncil.php for more information.

 If the fence is not on the boundary, who owns it?

 As discussed above a fence does not have to be located exactly on the boundary, however the fence is still a boundary fence and is accepted by both neighbours as the boundary of their properties. Therefore if the fence required replacement both neighbours still equally share the cost of replacing a similar fence.

 Should I have a survey done for my new fence?

 For the reason above it is not required that the fenceline be surveyed if both neighbours are in agreement as to the location. If your home has just been built and no fences currently exist a survey is recommended and may be part of the development/building application. If you are constructing a concrete, stone or brick fence this must be approved by your local council office prior to construction.

 I want to build a brick fence and my neighbour wants a less expensive timber fence. What can I do and who should pay?

 If you prefer a more expensive fencing, unless your neighbour is in agreement, they are only liable for half the cost of replacing a similar fence. You would have to pay the difference.

 How should I approach my fencing repairs when my neighbour is an apartment block, commercial building

 For dealings with property managers or private companies it is crucial that they are informed prior during and after the course of the job. The most appropriate method is to send written correspondance prior to proceeding with any works. Your letter should state your intentions and their responsibilities regarding access and payment. Download our collection of <a title=”Letters To Serve Your Neighbours RE: FENCING” href=”http://alldayfencing.com.au/adfproduct0773.php&#8221; target=”_blank”>‘Letters To Serve Your Neighbours RE: FENCING’</a>. Cut and paste the required letters and send as needed. Letters to serve your neighbours includes <a title=”Legal advice” rel=”wikipedia” href=”http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_advice”>legal advice</a> for the correct follow up proceedure to ensure you are reimbursed the costs you are owed and avoid costly neighbour disputes.

View fence designs, letters to serve your neighbours and fence construction guides here..

RRP over $130! Was $11.95 now $9.95! online sales only

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