
Location: Bayswater, WA
Product Type(s):
- Colorbond Fencing
- Ally Wall Plinths
Product(s) Installed:
- Colorbond Fencing
- Ally Wall Plinths
Explore: Colorbond Fencing
Key Features of the project
This Bayswater project transformed a boundary that had fallen into disrepair, into a secure, modern feature for a new homeowner. The previous Hardie fence was severely deteriorated and surrounded by dense vegetation, creating an urban jungle. The client wanted a fresh start with maximum privacy while respecting the expansive natural rear bushland that was their backyard. FencrGatr® removed the old fencing and replaced it with a new Monument Colorbond boundary fence, supported by Allywall retaining panels. Challenges included restricted site access through established trees, uneven ground levels, and careful coordination to preserve garden features. The finished product is a crisp, contemporary Colorbond solution, beautifully measured for stepping to perfectly match the terrain and fall of the land, complementing the property’s natural setting.
Products used in the project
- Colorbond Trimlink Sheets: Monument finish
- Allywall Retaining Panels
Client Expectations and Feedback
The client had just purchased their home and wanted to reclaim their outdoor space from an unsafe, rusted fence line that offered little privacy. Their priority was a low-maintenance, durable solution that would provide both security and a visual upgrade, while blending into the leafy bush block outlook. FencrGatr® delivered a Monument Colorbond® fence with Allywall retaining, meeting the client’s need for strength and privacy while enhancing the property’s natural beauty.
In their 5-star Google review, the client shared: “We couldn’t be more thrilled with the result. Exceptional service, communication and price.” The feedback reflects the transformation achieved – a secure, attractive, and lasting fence line delivered with professionalism and value.
This project was nominated for the Australian Fencing Awards 2025 in the Colorbond category, and was shortlisted as a finalist, and featured in the Australian Fencing Awards 2025 magazine.





