Fencing and screening
Decorative Cladding Fences Sydney
Create a statement boundary or feature fence with custom decorative cladding.
Decorative Cladding Fences
A considered finish for boundaries and outdoor spaces
Create a statement boundary or feature fence with custom decorative cladding.
Decorative cladding fencing provides additional privacy while giving your property a modern, architectural finish. It can be used for front boundaries, entrance areas, privacy screens, feature walls and to transform existing fencing or structures.
We can tailor the design, spacing, height and finish to suit your property, with options that can complement aluminium fencing, automatic gates, landscaping and other exterior features.
Our focus is on creating a finished result that is functional, durable and designed to enhance the overall appearance of your property.
How we can help
Details that shape the finished fence
Privacy where you need it
Plan screening around the spaces you use, taking account of sightlines from the street, neighbouring properties and outdoor living areas.
A coordinated frontage
Choose a design that works with nearby fencing, the entrance and the overall character of the property.
Custom proportions
Consider height, spacing and alignment together so the fence sits comfortably with the scale of the home and garden.
Existing fence upgrades
Where an existing structure is suitable, decorative cladding can offer a way to update its appearance. We assess the support and condition first.
Our process
From design ideas to the final details
Discuss the setting
Share photos, approximate dimensions and examples of the look you have in mind. Tell us whether privacy, appearance or an existing fence upgrade is the priority.
Measure and review
We assess the fence line, supports, ground levels and adjoining features to understand the installation requirements.
Confirm the design and quote
Agree the cladding layout, spacing, height and finish, along with the supporting work included in the quote.
Install and finish
We complete the agreed installation, paying attention to alignment, edges and transitions to gates or adjoining fencing.
A feature fence that belongs to the property
A front boundary is seen alongside the house, driveway and landscaping. Repeating selected lines or finishes can help bring these elements together without making every surface look the same.
For outdoor living areas, the design starts with how the space is used. The position of seating, windows and access paths helps inform where screening is useful and where a more open treatment may suit.
Cladding an existing fence or structure
The existing frame or fence needs to be suitable for the proposed cladding. At the site review, we look at its condition and how the new finish would be supported. Some projects need new supports or replacement sections before cladding can be installed.
If a gate forms part of the design, we also consider its movement and the transition between the gate and fixed panels. A clear plan for these details helps create a consistent result across the whole frontage.
Next step
Plan your feature fence
Tell us about the setting and the finish you have in mind. We can help develop a cladding design suited to your property.
Common questions