Different types of fences for New Zealand homes: A close look at their pros and cons

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20 July 2023

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A quality wooden fence complements this villa renovation in Ponsonby with timber products supplied by South Pacific Timbers.
A quality wooden fence complements this villa renovation in Ponsonby with timber products supplied by South Pacific Timbers.
If you’re looking to upgrade, replace or install a new fence for your home, you’ll soon realise just how many types of fences there are to choose from. With their own unique traits and qualities, trying to figure out which one is best for you can be challenging, to say the least, but it's important to make the right choice or you may end up going through the whole process again sooner than you wish.
A solid timber fence supported by the GenLam Fencing System from South Pacific Timber.
Options like the ModWood Silver Gum Composite Screening show just how authentic the look of composite fencing can be.
Sleek, contemporary and easy to install — EliteFence Aluminium Fencing from PSP.
These metal gates and fences by Metalcraft Roofing are made from high-quality New Zealand steel.
High-quality vinyl fencing offer great aesthetics and are virtually maintenance-free.
Glass fencing offers unobstructive views, fantastic when you've got surroundings like this to enjoy.
In the hands of skill fabricators, wrought iron fences can be highly decorative and attractive.
The Integra Lightweight Concrete Fencing Systems is an innovative solution that is great for security, acoustics and aesthetics.
Stone boundary walls like this naturally add beautiful shades and textures to a property.
Wire and net fencing options can be more stylish than you might think, like these sophisticated Wire-infill balustrades.
Functional but highly effective, there are plenty of applications for chain link fencing, seen here featuring Bayonet Chain Link Netting.
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