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Northern Sydney · Sydney installation
Established northern suburbs with a busy renovation and duplex market.
Local context
Ryde is largely post-war established housing with a steady flow of renovations, duplexes and rebuilds through it. Most fencing work here is replacement rather than new: an original timber or steel front fence coming out, and a contemporary slat fence and gate going in.
Because it is replacement work, matching matters. The new fence usually has to relate to a neighbouring fence that is staying, meet existing brick piers, or align with a driveway and path that are not moving. Those fixed points drive the set-out, so photos of what is staying are as useful as the measurements of what is going.
Blocks generally have moderate fall, enough that stepping or raking needs a decision but not enough to be difficult. Both options are usually viable, which makes it worth asking for both.
Recommended
Based on the housing, terrain and exposure described above — not a fixed rule, and every project gets specified on its own merits.
Horizontal Slat
One leaf, hung on hinges, with flat aluminium slats running the width of the gate. The workhorse of side access — built to your opening rather than cut down from a stock size.
Vertical Slat
The flat slat profile turned on end, in a single hinged leaf. Adds height to a frontage and handles ground fall better than a horizontal panel.
Vertical Picket
A traditional picket gate built in powder-coated aluminium. Keeps a frontage open and welcoming rather than screened off.
Ryde · West Ryde · Eastwood · Gladesville · Meadowbank · Denistone · Marsfield · Putney · North Ryde
This is a representative list rather than a boundary. If your suburb is inside the Sydney metropolitan area, ask — installation availability depends on the site rather than the postcode.
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