Coated chain wire, galvanised posts and made-to-measure DIY kits for Boondall owner-builders, pet owners and backyard projects, from our Geebung outlet next door.
Boondall is a suburb of family homes with big backyards, and plenty of owners here like to build their own fences, dog runs and chook pens. Our fencing supplies in Boondall customers rely on are made and sold at our Geebung outlet in the neighbouring suburb. Choose PVC-coated chain wire and galvanised fence posts for yards that stay damp after rain, plus tension wire, fittings and gate frames to finish the job. If you'd rather not work out every part, we'll make up a kit to your measurements. Call or drop in for fencing supplies in Boondall today.
Geebung outlet39 Basalt St, Geebung QLD 4034
Most Boondall homes are owner-occupied houses, which is why so many fencing projects here are done by the owners themselves. The goal is usually simple: a secure yard for dogs, chickens or kids that won't rust out in a few years. Many blocks sit near Cabbage Tree Creek, Nundah Creek or the wetlands, and soil that stays wet is hard on unprotected steel.
That's why we steer Boondall buyers toward PVC-coated chain wire and galvanised posts set in concrete. We sell the materials by the metre or as a complete DIY fence kit, and we'll explain how to set it out. It's fencing supplies in Boondall chosen for the ground they're going into, and our team is happy to talk you through fencing supplies in Boondall before you buy.
A backyard project goes smoother when the person selling you the materials has installed them hundreds of times. Sureline has been manufacturing chain wire fencing and gates since 1996, and our counter staff work alongside the crews who install it. When you buy fencing supplies in Boondall from us, you get advice on post spacing, footing depth and tensioning, as well as the parts themselves.
We also make things. If your gate opening is an odd width or you need a pet enclosure door, our workshop can build a frame to suit. Chain wire kits are made to order, often within 48 hours, so your weekend project doesn't stall. And because we're based in Geebung, next to Boondall, fencing supplies in Boondall are close enough to collect with a trailer.
These are the fencing materials Boondall customers buy most often. Each product line below explains what it's for and who it suits, so you can plan your fencing supplies in Boondall list before you visit. We can quote your fencing supplies in Boondall over the phone.
The mesh is the part that keeps animals in. We sell galvanised chain wire and black PVC-coated chain wire, which adds a plastic coating over the steel and suits damp yards. Buy it by the metre for a pen or in rolls for a full boundary, and ask us which height suits your dog or poultry.
Best for: backyard boundaries, dog runs and chook pens
Browse chain wire suppliesPosts carry the whole fence, so they need to last in wet soil. We supply galvanised fence posts, pipe and rails in sizes to suit common fence heights, along with RHS for gate posts and heavier frames. We'll help you work out spacing and quantities from your measurements.
Best for: new fences and replacing corroded posts
See posts, pipe and railsChain wire only works when it's tight. We stock tension wire, tie wire, cable and the fence fittings that fix mesh to posts and rails. For pet runs, we'll suggest how to run a tension wire along the bottom so dogs and chickens can't push underneath.
Best for: finishing new runs and tightening old ones
View fence accessoriesEvery run and pen needs a way in. We supply ready-made gate frames and hardware, and our workshop can make frames to your opening, including small doors for chook pens and wider gates for trailer access. Tell us the width and which way the gate should swing, and we'll build it to match.
Best for: pet enclosures, side gates and trailer access
Explore gate frames and hardwareA kit takes the guesswork out of a big project. Give us your measurements, finish and number of gates, and we'll bundle the posts, rails, mesh and fittings you need. Kits are made to order, often within 48 hours, and can be delivered.
Best for: owner-builders fencing a full yard
Learn about DIY fence kitsNot sure which parts you need? Talk to us on 07 3865 8100
3,760 private dwellings
ABS 2021 Census QuickStats, Boondall
155.1 mm average February rainfall
BOM, Brisbane Aero (040842)
11.0 km² suburb area
Wikipedia – Boondall
At 11 square kilometres, Boondall is one of the larger suburbs in Brisbane's north, stretching from Cabbage Tree Creek to Nundah Creek, with the Boondall Wetlands on its eastern side. Its 3,760 private dwellings (ABS 2021) are mostly detached houses with backyards.
Brisbane's wettest months run from December to March, with February averaging 155.1 mm at the Brisbane Aero weather station. Lower blocks close to creeks and wetlands can hold water well after rain, and steel that sits in wet soil corrodes fastest at ground level.
For a DIY builder, the choice of materials decides how long the fence lasts. Uncoated or lightly coated posts may rust through years earlier than galvanised ones, and a fence that fails at the base lets pets out.
For fencing supplies in Boondall, we ask about your yard before recommending anything. On damp sites we suggest galvanised posts set in concrete and PVC-coated or galvanised mesh, with a tension wire along the bottom. We'll also explain how to shape the concrete so water runs away from the post. Our dog and chook enclosure materials, from mesh to small door frames, follow the same advice. Bring a rough site plan if you have one. That way, fencing supplies in Boondall are matched to the ground they'll sit in.
Sources: ABS 2021 Census QuickStats – Boondall (SAL30324); BOM Climate Averages – Brisbane Aero; Brisbane City Council – Boondall Wetlands
These are the problems Boondall customers most often describe at our counter. Each one can be fixed with the right fencing supplies in Boondall, and we'll explain what to buy and how to fit it. Bring photos and we'll match your fencing supplies in Boondall to the job.
Chain wire that finishes above ground level, or has no bottom tension wire, leaves a gap dogs can push or dig through.
An escaped dog is at risk on Sandgate Road and nearby streets, and neighbours won't thank you.
Buy tension wire and ties to secure the bottom edge, and extra mesh if the fence needs lowering. For diggers, we'll explain how to add a concrete strip or bury a skirt of mesh.
Signs to watch for: worn soil, lifted mesh, fresh holes along the line.
Posts without enough protection corrode where they meet damp soil, especially on low-lying blocks.
Once a post weakens, the fence leans and loses tension, and storm season can finish it off.
Replace the affected posts with galvanised ones set in concrete, sloped to shed water. We'll match sizes to your existing fence so you don't need to replace the whole run.
Wide gaps at doors, loose mesh at corners or mesh that doesn't reach the ground leave openings in poultry pens.
Chickens are vulnerable overnight, and small gaps are enough for pests to get in.
Tighten or replace the mesh, close the base with tension wire and fit a properly framed door. We can make a small gate frame to suit your pen.
Need parts for one of these fixes? Call or drop in to our Geebung counter
Our Geebung outlet also supplies the suburbs around Boondall, and delivery covers them all. These pages cover fencing supplies in Boondall's neighbouring suburbs. Every order of fencing supplies in Boondall can be collected or delivered, and if you'd rather have the fence installed, our Boondall installation page is linked below.
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Still have questions? Call 07 3865 8100
Get a Supply QuoteFor yards near the creeks or wetlands, PVC-coated chain wire over galvanised steel gives an extra layer of protection against moisture. Galvanised mesh also performs well when paired with galvanised posts set in concrete. When you buy fencing supplies in Boondall from us, we'll ask about your site and recommend the combination that suits it.
Yes. We supply chain wire, posts, rails, tension wire, fittings and small gate frames for pet and poultry enclosures. Bring rough measurements and a sketch, and we'll work out the quantities with you. We'll also explain how to secure the base so animals can't push or dig underneath. If the pen needs a door, our workshop can make a small gate frame to size.
Yes, we deliver fencing materials across Brisbane, including Boondall. Delivery is useful for full rolls of mesh, long posts and complete kits. Tell us your address and order when you call, and we'll confirm delivery details and cost before you commit. Smaller orders of chain wire supplies Boondall owners need for a pen fit easily in a trailer, so collecting is also an option.
Chain wire kits are made to order, often within 48 hours. The DIY fence kits Boondall owner-builders order include the posts, rails, mesh and fittings for their run. Timing can vary with the size of the kit and our workshop schedule, so call (07) 3865 8100 to confirm. We'll tell you when it's ready to collect or book a delivery.
The same rules apply whether you build it or we do. Brisbane City Council requires building approval for fences more than 2 metres above natural ground, including any retaining wall, and for fences that form part of a pool barrier. Most backyard and pet fences are well under that height.
Yes. Our counter staff work alongside our installers and can explain post spacing, footing depth, tensioning and how to hang a gate. If the job turns out bigger than you expected, we can also quote to install it for you. Bring photos of your yard, especially any low or damp spots, so the advice suits your site.
Boondall's suburban growth followed transport. The Sandgate railway reached the district in 1882, and a 600-lot estate launched in 1915. Boondall State School opened on 6 April 1925, and after World War II shops grew along Sandgate Road. A drive-in cinema operated from 1956 to 1990. The Gateway Motorway and the Brisbane Entertainment Centre both opened in 1986, and an ice rink followed in 1994. The Boondall Wetlands became a reserve in 1990 and gained a visitor centre in 1996. The population grew from 649 in 1947 to 8,748 by 2011. We supply fencing supplies in Boondall from our Geebung outlet.
Fencing supplies in Boondall 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 | Boondall and Brisbane's northern suburbs, serviced from Geebung |
| Website | surelinefencing.com.au |
Sources: Queensland Places – Boondall; Brisbane City Council – Boondall Wetlands; ABS 2021 Census
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