- Colorbond fencing is is highly durable and is not going to rust, rot or decay. It can also provide a great barrier against bushfires, as per the CSIRO.
- This kind of fencing comes in a wide range of colours. So, you can easily find a color that matches or complements your home. The colours can even go with a Colorbond roofing, making it the primary choice for all those who are installing or have Colorbond roofs.
- A timber fence undoubtedly looks good but needs to be stained or repainted in a periodic manner. But if its Colorbond fencing, you just need to hose it down once in a while.
- The installation part is also easy. People wanting to install it by their own can do it without any hassle.
- Its costing is same like that of timber fencing but there is no painting cost involved. Installation is cheaper as well.
Your supplier of Colorbond fencing may give you more tips for installation, but generally:
- Dig the first & last post holes at first to a depth of 600mm.
- Run the string line between the two holes.
- Lay down the rails with a 5mm gap in between.
- Install the end posts. Do this by using broken pavers or bricks as these are going to help hold them in place.
- For the internal posts, you will require to screw the two posts together before putting them in place.
- After the posts are installed in their respective places, star to install the top and bottom rails.
- Once you install the rails, unscrew one end of every top rail so that you can slide the fence panels into the place.