Post & Rail Fencing

Think Fencing can drill holes in the fence to allow an electric tape to be thread through.  Alternatively an electric stand off can be screwed onto the post.

Think Fencing has a Post & Rail Mesh option available.  You can also attach mesh to our other fence styles. You will need to construct an end assembly to tension wires for attaching mesh to. [...]

PVC Fencing is safe for Horses and Livestock.  Think Fencing does recommend adding a additional electric conductor along the fence run.  Post and Rail will flex before breaking, minimizing [...]

Think Fencing will always round up your requirements to the next panel ensuring you have enough materials for your job.  All PVC components can be cut using a hack-saw, or aluminium cutting blade [...]

Picket, Horizontal Slat and Post & Rail fences have a crimp on the rail and pickets facing outward.  The crimp is designed to allow you to push the rail into the post but not pull out. Think [...]

Our fences are suitable for DIY.  The most challenging part is to concrete posts into the ground and level the fence.  After that everything simply “locks in”. Any fencing contractor or “handy” [...]

If the fence is to be installed around a corner with an angle between 0 – 45 degree the rail slot width can be increased using a rasp to allow for great angle or have Think Fencing provide [...]

Standard fencing provided by Think Fencing can already accommodate a 1.0 degree rake.  Anything larger than this will require increasing the length of the slot by rasping it out on site or have [...]

Think Fencing is happy to accommodate any variations including picket or rail spacing.  Simply let the design team know and they will provide a price.

The colours we use on our fencing products are not just a coating, they are a specific layer of Mechanically and Chemically bonded polymer that has been incorporated into the profile during [...]