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Chainwire Fencing Specialist

From the crew, since 2004

Fencing guides + advice

What we have learned building fences and gates around Newcastle since 2004: the NSW rules, the materials, and what a good job looks like.

Powder-coated tubular steel fencing along a property boundary
Materials + build

The Benefits of Tubular Fencing

What tubular fencing offers, durability, low maintenance, custom designs and pool and playground uses, and how steel and aluminium versions compare.

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Automated sliding gate with safety sensors at a property entrance
Gates

9 Important Electric Gate Safety Tips

Nine practical safety tips for automatic and electric gates, safety beams, sensitivity settings, keeping children clear, end stops, maintenance and operator training.

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Temporary chainwire mesh fencing panels on portable feet around a work area
Temporary fencing

Types of Temporary Fencing, and When to Use Each

The main types of temporary fencing, mesh panels, chain link, barricades and crowd barriers, what each is good for, and how to keep a temporary run safe and compliant.

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A galvanised chainwire fence securing a commercial property boundary
Choosing a fence

7 Types of Fencing We Build in Newcastle and the Hunter

The seven fencing types Chainwire Fencing Specialist builds across Newcastle and the Hunter, from chainwire and steel security to gates, temporary, rural and sporting fences.

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Chainwire fencing enclosing a commercial car park
Security

Why Chainwire Fencing Works Well for Car Parks

Why chainwire (chain mesh) fencing suits car parks, security, visibility, low cost over long runs, easy repair and a handy surface for signage and cameras.

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Temporary chainwire construction site fencing with lockable gates around a building site
Temporary fencing

Fencing Around Construction Sites, What You Need and Why

How to fence a construction site safely, choosing the right temporary fencing, planning gates and traffic, meeting SafeWork NSW duties and keeping the public out.

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A fence line showing the spacing between boards and posts
Materials + build

Why Do Fences Have Gaps?

The reasons fences are built with gaps, airflow, wind load and material movement, and why chainwire mesh is the open-weave version of the same idea.

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A chainwire fence enclosing a tennis court
Materials + build

Fencing Your Tennis Court, What You Need to Know

The seven things to sort before you fence a tennis court, court size, chain link versus pipe-and-cable, fence height, posts and fittings.

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Fencing installed by Chainwire Fencing Specialist on the Aero Apartments construction project in Newcastle
Security

Featured in the Australian National Construction Review

Chainwire Fencing Specialist featured in the Australian National Construction Review for fencing work on GWH Build's Aero Apartments in Newcastle.

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Galvanised barbed wire strands running along the top of a chainwire security fence
Security

What to Know About Barbed Wire Fences

Barbed wire fencing explained, the wire types, why it adds security, and the NSW rules that stop you fitting it in residential areas.

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Chainwire fencing around a community sports ground keeping sightlines open
Materials + build

A Guide to Sports Field Fencing: Planning, Spec and Uses

Planning a sports field fence: what it needs to do, height and post spec, welded mesh vs chain-link, player run-off and access, and why chainwire suits community grounds.

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A child looking through a black chainlink fence with an open view beyond
Choosing a fence

8 Advantages of Chainlink Fencing Over a Wall

Why chainlink (chainwire) fencing beats a brick or concrete wall on cost, speed, flexibility and weather, plus the coatings, gauges and styles that make it far from plain.

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Tell us about the job

Site visits and quotes across Newcastle, the Hunter and the Central Coast. Call, or send the details and photos.