- Designed and built in Newcastle, NSW Australia
Chainwire Fencing supplies and installs rural fencing systems for properties in Newcastle and surrounding areas. We build secure and long-lasting fences suited for livestock, boundary marking, paddock separation, and farm access control.
Rural properties require fencing that serves multiple functions — from controlling livestock movement to protecting crops, marking boundaries, or managing access across large tracts of land. Each fence must be durable, low maintenance, and suited to changing terrain and seasonal use.
We work with landowners, graziers, and rural contractors to install fencing systems that hold up in tough conditions and perform day after day without ongoing adjustments.
We install fencing systems across a wide range of rural properties:
Fencing types are matched to the land’s purpose, livestock type, and long-term access needs.
Each rural site requires a different approach depending on usage, topography, and property goals. Common types include:
Used for livestock containment including cattle, sheep, and goats. May include barb or plain wire strands and steel or timber posts.
Flexible mesh that suits animal enclosures or boundary fencing in mixed terrain. Prevents animals from pushing through or under.
Supports herd control or perimeter security in remote areas. Often used as a temporary or secondary fence line.
Ideal for high-security rural compounds, storage areas, or enclosures needing more visual access.
Smooth rail systems designed to prevent injury while maintaining strong containment.
We help you select the right system based on animal type, vegetation, terrain, and existing infrastructure.
Rural fencing materials must handle wind, soil movement, UV exposure, and animal impact. We use:
Posts are concreted or driven depending on soil conditions and access to equipment.
Most rural blocks include varied terrain. We plan fencing lines that account for:
Fencing is stepped, braced, or tensioned depending on the lay of the land. For remote or hard-to-access areas, we use machinery suited to narrow trails and varied surfaces.
We install farm gates and access points that suit daily movement across the property:
Gate frames are galvanised and installed with adjustable hinges for consistent alignment even if ground shifts.
We build rural fences with future changes in mind. Whether you intend to subdivide, expand grazing paddocks, or add new enclosures, we provide advice on how to structure fence lines so they can be adjusted later without full removal.
We also design fencing that leaves room for sheds, yards, laneways, or cropping rotations if your plans change over time.
Rural fencing systems are designed to last, but we provide support when maintenance is required. We help with:
Scheduled maintenance is available for larger farms or grazing properties that need consistent fence integrity year-round.
Post and wire fencing with barb strands is typically used. Wire spacing and post strength vary depending on livestock density and paddock layout.
Yes. We plan each fence line to suit terrain and use specific footings and bracing for uneven or soft ground.
Most rural fencing doesn’t require council approval, but we follow boundary lines and safety setbacks where needed.
Yes. We can install base fencing first and return to add energised lines once you’re ready to expand control.
With quality materials and correct installation, fences can last over 20 years. We select components that match usage and exposure.
Chainwire Fencing installs rural fencing systems across Newcastle and surrounding areas. Whether you run livestock, manage acreage, or maintain paddock boundaries, we help plan and install fences that perform in all weather and terrain.
