Security materials, chain wire, weld mesh and sliding gate frames in workshop-sized quantities for Albion's small businesses and mixed-use tenancies.
Albion still has working workshops tucked between new apartment blocks, and Council's neighbourhood plan aims to keep that light industry in place. Most of those businesses don't need a truckload of fencing. They need enough mesh to close one yard, a gate frame that slides across a tight driveway, or a few lengths of barbed wire for a back boundary. Those are the orders our fencing supplies in Albion customers bring to the Geebung counter. We make gates and components in our own workshop and sell them supply-only. Tell us the opening and the problem, and we'll price fencing supplies in Albion to suit.
Geebung outlet39 Basalt St, Geebung QLD 4034
Albion covers only about 1.4 square kilometres, and 74.1% of its homes are flats (ABS 2021). Showrooms, trade workshops and small yards share streets with unit blocks, so boundaries are short and the space to open a gate is scarce. The fencing materials Albion tenants buy are usually modest in quantity and very specific in size.
We supply chain wire by the run, security fencing materials for exposed yards and gate frames built to the measured opening. Buying fencing supplies in Albion from the manufacturer means a one-gate order gets the same care as a site load, and fencing supplies in Albion can be collected in Geebung or delivered.
Small orders are easy to lose at a big supplier. At our Geebung outlet they're routine. Sureline has made chain wire fencing, gates and components since 1996, and the people behind the counter share more than 90 years of combined experience installing them. When you buy fencing supplies in Albion from us, the advice comes from people who have hung the same gate you're buying.
Our workshop builds gates to size, so an odd opening between a brick wall and a roller door is no trouble. Custom gates have a 48-hour turnaround available. Trade and public buyers use the one counter, and fencing supplies in Albion can go on your ute or on our delivery run.
Five product lines cover most Albion jobs, from securing one roller-door yard to fencing a rear courtyard behind a shopfront. All fencing supplies in Albion are sold supply-only, ready for your own crew or a handy tenant to fit.
The chain wire supplies Albion customers buy are usually for one short boundary: the back of a workshop, a side yard or a gap beside a neighbour's wall. We sell galvanised and black PVC-coated mesh, plus the tie wire, cable and fittings to fix it. Give us the run length and height and we'll work out what to take, so nothing is left over on a site with no storage.
Best for: short workshop boundaries
Browse chain wire suppliesWorkshop yard fencing often has to stop more than foot traffic. We supply barbed wire to run along the top of a chain wire fence, and palisade fencing for frontages that need a stronger, more visible barrier. Palisade steel suits a street-facing yard where a tenant wants security without building a solid wall. Ask us which option fits the yard and the budget.
Best for: yards holding tools, vehicles or stock
Learn about security fencingWhere a driveway is tight, a swing gate can clip a parked car or a wall. Our workshop makes sliding gate frames to your measurements, finished in galvanised, black powder coating or PVC coating. Measure the opening, the run-back space beside it and the ground level across it. We'll build the frame to suit, and a 48-hour turnaround is available on custom gates.
Best for: narrow driveways and lane access
Explore gate frames and hardwareWeld mesh gates give a rigid, tidy infill that holds its shape at a busy entry. We make them to size for pedestrian doors, bin areas and small vehicle openings, and they work well as laneway gates at the back of a mixed-use block. Pair them with a chain wire boundary so the stronger material sits where people and vehicles actually pass.
Best for: rear entries on mixed-use sites
See supply-only gatesShort runs still need solid ends. We supply posts, pipe, RHS, rails and fittings for tenants replacing a damaged section or adding a gate post beside an existing fence. Bring a photo and the post diameter, and we'll match what's there. This line also covers the hinges, latches and brackets that supply-only gates need to hang and lock properly.
Best for: repairs and new gate posts
See posts, pipe and railsNot sure which parts you need? Talk to us on 07 3865 8100
2,057 private dwellings
ABS 2021 Census QuickStats, Albion
22.2% separate houses
ABS 2021 QuickStats (Albion, SAL30024)
4 neighbourhood plan precincts
Property Council of Australia – Albion neighbourhood plan
Albion had 2,057 private dwellings at the 2021 Census, and only 22.2% were separate houses. The Albion neighbourhood plan, publicised in 2016, splits the suburb into the Albion village, Corunna Street, Raceway and Station precincts. It aims to protect local character housing and light industry while opening up higher density. Beside the station, Council approved the first stage of the Albion Exchange towers in January 2020.
Workshops here trade next to homes, cafes and building sites. Back boundaries that once faced a quiet yard may now face a footpath or a crane. For a small business, fencing is a cost to keep contained. Along Breakfast Creek, floods in 1974, 2011 and 2022 damaged houses and businesses.
An unsecured yard puts tools and stock at risk overnight. A gate that can't open fully slows every delivery. Buying more material than the job needs ties up cash and floor space a small workshop can't spare.
We size fencing supplies in Albion to the boundary in front of you. Measure the run, note what the gate has to clear and send us photos. We'll suggest chain wire where cost matters most, weld mesh or palisade where security matters most and a sliding frame where space is short. Yards near the creek may prefer a layout that can be replaced one bay at a time.
Sources: ABS 2021 Census QuickStats – Albion (SAL30024); Property Council of Australia – Albion neighbourhood plan; Wikipedia – Albion, Queensland; The Urban Developer
Most Albion enquiries start with one of these three problems. Each has a clear materials answer, and fencing supplies in Albion for all three can be collected from Geebung. Bring photos when you ask about fencing supplies in Albion and we'll list the parts.
Plain chain wire with no top protection along a quiet back boundary is easy to climb, and loose mesh can be lifted at the base.
A single break-in can cost a small workshop more in tools and lost days than the materials that would have prevented it.
Add barbed wire along the top of the existing fence, or replace the most exposed section with palisade fencing. Re-tension slack mesh and replace cut ties so there's no gap at ground level.
Signs to watch for: cut ties, a flattened top wire, mesh pulled up near the ground.
A parked car, a bin area or a neighbouring wall now sits inside the arc of the old swing gate.
The gate gets left open because closing it is awkward, and an open gate secures nothing.
Replace it with a sliding gate frame made to the opening. Measure the width, the space beside the opening for the gate to slide back into and any fall across the driveway. Our workshop builds the frame to suit, with a 48-hour turnaround available on custom gates. Collect it from Geebung or have it delivered.
Demolition or excavation on a neighbouring lot has removed or damaged part of the shared fence.
Your yard stays open to a building site and passers-by until the gap is closed.
Close the gap with a short run of chain wire on new posts, fixed back to the fence that remains. Under Queensland's dividing fence law, neighbours contribute equally to a sufficient dividing fence, so keep the written supply quote for that conversation. We can price the section from your measurements.
Need parts for one of these fixes? Call or drop in to our Geebung counter
Businesses and residents around Albion order from the same Geebung outlet. These pages cover the suburbs next to Albion, and delivery reaches each of them. For fencing supplies in Albion itself, call ahead so your order is ready. If you would rather we did the fitting, our fencing in Albion installation page explains how. Fencing supplies in Albion and its neighbours ship from one workshop.
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Still have questions? Call 07 3865 8100
Get a Supply QuoteYes. Many fencing supplies in Albion orders are exactly that: a single gate, one run of mesh or a handful of fittings. Our retail and wholesale outlet serves trade and public buyers at the same counter. Bring the measurements and a photo of the spot, and we'll work out quantities so you don't pay for material you have nowhere to store.
Yes. Our Geebung workshop makes sliding gate frames to size, in galvanised, black powder coating or PVC coating. We need the opening width, the clear space beside it for the gate to slide into and whether the ground falls across the opening. A 48-hour turnaround is available on custom gates. You can hang it yourself or ask us about installation.
We supply barbed wire, cable, palisade fencing and weld mesh, along with chain wire in galvanised and black PVC-coated finishes. Barbed wire usually runs along the top of a chain wire fence. Palisade suits a frontage that needs a stronger, more visible barrier. Tell us what the yard holds and where it's exposed, and we'll suggest a mix that fits your budget.
It can. The plan aims to protect character housing and light industry, and neighbourhood plans or overlays may add requirements. We couldn't confirm any fence-specific rules in it, so check your lot on Brisbane City Plan before you buy. Across Brisbane, a fence more than 2 m above natural ground, counting any screen or retaining wall, needs building approval.
Yes. We deliver fencing materials across Brisbane, which suits long lengths of pipe, full rolls of mesh and made-to-size gates. Sites near the station can have tight loading access, so tell us about any restrictions on vehicle size, hours or kerbside parking when you order. We'll confirm the delivery details and cost before the order is finalised.
We accept cash, Mastercard and Visa at the counter. For a larger order, call (07) 3865 8100 and we'll prepare a written supply quote first, itemised so you can check it against the job. Our ABN is 68 100 876 266 and our QBCC licence is 1016362 if your records need them. Free on-site parking makes loading a ute or trailer simple.
Albion grew up around the crossing at Breakfast Creek. John Oxley named Breakfast Point in 1823, and the creek was bridged for the Sandgate road in 1858. Large houses followed on the higher ground: Whytecliffe on Sandgate Rd in 1876 and Moolooburrum, built for Andrew Petrie in 1886, in what became Albion Heights. The Breakfast Creek Hotel opened around 1890, Albion Park Racecourse followed in 1895, and an electric tram ran along Sandgate Rd from 1901 until 1969. St Columban's College opened in 1928. Today the neighbourhood plan asks the suburb to keep its light industry as it grows. Sureline started in Northgate in 1996 and has manufactured in Geebung since 2006, where our fencing supplies in Albion are made and loaded.
Fencing supplies in Albion are sold from our Geebung outlet at 39 Basalt St, with delivery available.
| Business | Sureline Fencing |
|---|---|
| Phone | (07) 3865 8100 |
| info@surelinefencing.com.au | |
| Address | 39 Basalt St, Geebung QLD 4034 Workshop, retail and wholesale outlet |
| Hours | Mon–Fri 6:00 am – 3:00 pm Sat–Sun Closed |
| Service area | Albion and Brisbane's northern suburbs, serviced from Geebung |
| Website | surelinefencing.com.au |
Sources: Queensland Places – Albion; Wikipedia – Albion, Queensland; Property Council of Australia; Sureline Fencing – About
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