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Hardwood Posts

dkmedia — Wed, 08 Oct 2014 04:55:57 +0000

Rough Sawn Posts: These post can be sourced in either Ironbark or Grey Gum timber. Depending upon fencing needs, posts can be cut up to 500x500mm.

Round Strainer Posts and Round Back Rails: These types of posts and rails also have the ability to be sourced from Ironbark or Grey Gum timber.

Both types of timber sourced for posts are highly-durable timber types and are guaranteed to provide long-lasting stability and security.

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Rural Post & Rail

dkmedia — Wed, 08 Oct 2014 04:49:06 +0000

Rural post and rail is the most common fence found on an acreage property. Rural post and rail is visually impressive, durable and can add security and value to your home. Common timber used in these types of fences are mixed hardwood, teated pine or for longevity a higher grade timber. Hardwood timber such as ironbark and grey gum can be used.

There are four post sizes commonly used;

150x100mm
200x100mm
150x150mm
200x200mm

Fence rail sizes are;

150x38mm
200x50mm

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Gates

dkmedia — Wed, 08 Oct 2014 04:46:11 +0000

When investing in a gate, you want a highly-durable gate that is built to last and that will look great on your property.

Ironbark Fencing offers a number of gate options for property owners:

Galvanised or Powder coated steel Pipe Farm Gates
Scroll Gates
Timber Rural Farm Gates.

These gates can be custom-designed to meet the needs of any opening size.

The types of wood utilized to build Timber Rural Farm Gates include: kiln dried Australian or Indonesian hardwood. The choice is yours. If opting for a Scroll Gate, this type of decorative farm gate is available to property owners in any powder coated colour of your choice.

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Feature Fences

dkmedia — Wed, 08 Oct 2014 04:44:03 +0000

Our beautiful feature rural fencing solutions feature a point and collar to create a lovely visual aesthetic appeal and impact for the entry of your home’s property. If you require a feature Netting there is heritage woven wire, It comes in plain galvanised or powder coated in a number of colours and is 4mm in diameter. This wire makes a ideal fencing solution for any home’s cottage style garden. Specially designed feature fencing is sure to not only improve the aesthetic appeal of your property, but it will increase the value of the property and the curb appeal as well.

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Equine Fences

dkmedia — Wed, 08 Oct 2014 04:36:52 +0000

Ironbark Fencing offers equine fencing solutions that are built and designed to keep your beloved horses from getting loose whilst keeping them safe at all times.

When selecting fencing for your horse arena, you have the option of vertical or angled walls. Equine fencing is built utilising timber posts and rails with heavy-duty gage wire mesh for stability purposes as well as durability and safety.

Because this type of wire mesh features smaller sized holes, it is more difficult for horse feet to break through. In addition to investing in a sturdy, durable, and safe equine fencing solution, it is the opinion of Ironbark Fencing that horse owners should consider investing in an electric fencing system for further horse safety and to ensure the lifetime of fencing.

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Boundary Fences

dkmedia — Wed, 08 Oct 2014 04:22:15 +0000

Whether you’re attempting to keep animals in or to keep animals out, boundary fencing solutions offered by Ironbark Fencing have all of your needs covered. This type of fencing features star pickets, four plain wires, and rabbit netting available in a variety of heights depending upon your personal needs and preferences.

Standard rural boundary fencing is stabilised with either solid timer or durable steel strainer posts. With these types of posts, you’re guaranteed optimum fencing support and a boundary fence that is built to last.

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