Colorbond Fencing Perth
- Traditional – modernised with sharp lines
- Balanced – smooth undulating waveform that is identical when viewed from either side of the Colorbond fence panel
Traditional
Balanced
Standard Colorbond Fencing Colour Range
At Metric Fencing Perth, we have a wide range of Colorbond fencing colours available to choose from. The colours we stock are:
Please phone to confirm colour availability.
Colorbond fencing comes with a ten-year guarantee of performance, and once installed by professional Colorbond fencing installers, it requires minimal maintenance. It is environmentally friendly too, being made mostly of recyclable materials. Colorbond fencing offers remarkable privacy with a seamless pattern and no gaps. If you need to increase the height of an existing fence, we also provide Colorbond fence extenders.
Thousands of our Colorbond fences and gates have been installed across Perth and the surrounding areas, in residential, commercial, and government properties.
With the extensive knowledge and experience we’ve built over the years, our expert team at Metric Fencing & Gates is always available to provide you with professional advice on Colorbond fencing and useful tips that could help you make a well-informed decision. We work closely with you to understand your desired Colorbond fencing style, providing transparent Colorbond fencing prices upfront. From your initial inquiry to the installation of your Colorbond fence, we ensure an efficient and professional experience.
Call our Colorbond fencing contractors today to learn more about Colorbond and find the best fencing solution for your project.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Colorbond fencing cost?
The price of Colorbond fencing depends on several factors:
- The height of the fence: taller fences will cost more in materials and labour.
- The height of the posts.
- The complexity of the job.
- Any additional features: like gates, plinths, latches, etc.
Compared to other fencing options, Colorbond fencing is by far the cheapest and quickest to install and can also last longer than other types depending on location. Get in touch with our Perth-based contractors today for more information about the price and costs of Colorbond fencing.
What size does Colorbond fencing come in?
Typically, Colorbond fencing is 900mm-2100mm high, although it can extend up to 2400mm in height with a slat or lattice fence topper. Every supplier has slightly different panel lengths, at Metric Fencing we supply 2370mm wide or 3150mm wide Colorbond sheets, which are used to create Colorbond fence panels, the widths can also be cut down to suit your specific needs.
Is Colorbond cheaper than a timber fence?
Colorbond fencing is significantly cheaper, longer lasting, and requires less maintenance than timber fencing. A maintained Colorbond fence can last decades and won’t rot like timber fencing.
How do I maintain my Colorbond fence?
Maintaining your Colorbond fence is easy:
- Hose it down as needed
- Don’t build up soil around the base of the fence or use it as a retaining wall
- Avoid spraying your fence with fertilisers or other corrosive sprays.
- Brush away cobwebs with a broom.
For more info on maintaining your Colorbond fencing, read our blog here
What is the warranty on Colorbond fencing?
We offer a 10 year warranty on our Colorbond products. Our Colorbond fence sheets come in a range of colours and styles, are low maintenance and are made from recycled materials.
What is an alternative to a hardifence?
Hardifence provided a safer alternative to traditional asbestos super 6. Unfortunately, it ceased production in 2019. If you have a Hardifence or even Super 6, you may need to replace your entire fence if any panels are damaged since there are dwindling supplies of replacement panels. Luckily Colorbond provides well-priced, attractive, and easily replacable fencing options, making them a smart investment for your property.
Does Colorbond fencing reduce noise?
Colorbond fences can reduce noise transmission, but they don’t block all sound. The design of Colorbond fences minimises gaps, which helps to reduce sound transmission.
