If you’ve experienced an electric shock when touching a steel gate, it may be the voltage from the electric fence is travelling past the end... Read More
Fencing
Find everything you need to complete a new fencing development, or for maintaining existing fencing, on a lifestyle block, rural farm, orchard or vineyard.
Fencing
Wire
Choose from a quality zinc, aluminium and barbed wire range
Wire Strainers and Joiners
Easy to use accessories to join wires on a permanent fence
Gates and Gudgeons
Gates, handles and gudgeons keeping your animals confined
Posts, Battens and Strainers
High quality posts and battens to make your fence last
Staples, Nails and Fasteners
Get your stock of staples and nails for your fencing jobs
Standards
Pigtails and single and multiwire standards for wire support
Fencing Tools
From staplers to pliers, all you need to set your fence up
Parts and Accessories
Little extra tools you might need when out fencing
Insulators
For electric fences with wood, steel or concrete posts
Netting
Netting for livestock, garden pet yards and enclosures
Outriggers
Help extend the life of your fence with quality outriggers
Energizers
Energizers power temporary fences on small blocks and large paddocks
Reels and Tape
Reels and tape to contain animals on small or large paddocks
Underground Cable
Transfer power underground with our reliable cable range
Knowledge Hub
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Installing cut-out switches on your electric fenceInstalling cut-out switches on your electric fence allows you to stop power running along a section of fence line, making repairs or setting up... Read More -
Setting up your electric fence earth systemFor an effective electric fence, a correctly installed earth system is essential along with a mains unit. Read More