PVC Fencing in Australia

PVC fencing (you’ll also see it called vinyl fencing or plastic fencing) is what happens when you take the look of a traditional painted fence and remove everything annoying about it. No rotting. No termites. No weekends lost to sanding and repainting. Just white panels that slot onto a post grid, lock together, and stay looking the same year after year.

We supply PVC fence panels, gates and accessories to every state in Australia. Most customers do their own install over a weekend, but if you’d rather not, we can point you to a local contractor or (in South East Queensland) send our own crew.

Our PVC Fence Range

Five fence styles, each built for a different situation on the property.

Privacy fence panels are what most people start with. Tongue-and-groove construction, no gaps, no sightlines. Heights run from 1.5 m up to 2m, so you choose how much screening your boundary actually needs. Want some airflow and light instead of a solid wall? That’s where our semi-privacy models come in.

PVC picket fence panels are for the front of the house. We do classic pointed pickets, modern flat-top profiles and heritage scalloped designs. Basically the Australian white picket fence, minus the repainting every couple of years.

Those two cover the majority of residential jobs. The rest of the range is more specialised.

Hamptons style fencing takes picket or privacy panels and adds decorative tops and post caps. If you’re building on the coast or just like that clean Hamptons look, this is the one.

Garden fences sit at 1.2 m. Short enough to chat over, solid enough to keep the dog out of the veggie patch. Popular for flower beds and front-yard borders.

Temporary fencing is a different beast. Freestanding bases, no digging, panels that interlock and pull apart in minutes. Buy once, reuse forever. Works for events, building sites, pool compliance, market stalls, you name it.

And sliding and swinging gates to match any panel in the range. Single, double, automation-ready.

Why PVC Over Timber or Metal?

Short version: PVC fencing doesn’t rot, doesn’t attract termites, doesn’t rust and never needs a coat of paint. Wash it with a hose once or twice a year. That’s the full maintenance schedule.

Compare that to timber, which requires staining or painting every two to three years (and still warps, splits and develops gaps over time). Colorbond holds up well in the weather but scratches easily and has that industrial feel that doesn’t suit every street. Aluminium slats look sharp on modern builds, but the gaps between slats mean you’re trading privacy for aesthetics (not ideal for a backyard boundary).

PVC keeps its colour and shape for decades without asking anything from you. That’s the reason PVC fencing keeps growing in Australia compared to timber and Colorbond, particularly across Queensland, New South Wales and coastal Victoria.

PVC Fencing Cost and How to Order

What you’ll pay depends on the panel style, fence height, how many metres you’re covering and what the ground is like. Our fencing calculator gives you a ballpark per metre. When you’re ready for exact numbers, request a detailed quote and we’ll send a full parts list with delivery to your postcode. Greater Brisbane and Gold Coast customers can also book professional fence installation with a free on-site measure and quote.