Concrete Walls for Brighton, Bracken Ridge and Aspley

Brighton's eastern edge is Bramble Bay, part of Moreton Bay, and all three of our jobs there are standard precast walls. Salt air is hard on timber and bare steel, while a concrete panel shrugs it off and the steel within each column stays sealed away.

Nearby in Sandgate, our records include two gatehouse and entry walls, so if you want a more formal entrance than a plain run of fence, that's something we build too.

Both Bracken Ridge jobs are stacked stone, and there's another in Carseldine. Panels in the Superior Stone Collection™ copy the detail of a stone wall that was hand-laid in Spain in the 1800s, then get an acid stain whose mineral reaction leaves the colour varied, so from the footpath they read as natural stone.

Aspley's job is a standard wall, part of what we call the Superior Signature Collection™, with plain panels that match on both faces and are ready for paint. Around Chermside we've built single standard walls in Chermside West, Wavell Heights, Kedron and Geebung, and two in McDowall.

For a front boundary that stays open to the street, the Superior Infill Collection™ sets slats, pickets or wrought iron above a low concrete base. Zillmere has one on our records.