Concrete Fencing in Broadbeach Waters, Mermaid Waters and Clear Island Waters

Because each panel is cast before we arrive and craned into place, a short run doesn't drag on, and there's no bricklaying or rendering left half-done across your driveway.

Stacked stone earns its place on a short frontage. The face of each Superior Stone Collection™ panel was taken from an old stone wall in Spain, laid by hand in the 19th century, and acid staining gives it natural colour variation, so even a handful of panels reads as a stone wall rather than a coating.

A short wall still gets the full structure. Every column sits on its own concrete pier with a galvanised steel beam inside, so a three-panel front wall is built the same way as a hundred-metre boundary, and stays just as straight and level.

Broadbeach Waters is where the Gold Coast's first canal estates were laid out, in the 1950s. Mermaid Waters has homes along artificial canals and lakes, and Clear Island Waters is set around the canals of Clear Island Lake and Boobegan Creek.

Building near a waterway raises practical questions, and most are about access. Our crane truck has to reach the fence line from the street, so tell us early if the wall runs down the side of a narrow block towards the water.

Broadbeach Waters: 7 jobs, plain precast and stacked stone. Mermaid Waters: 7 jobs, again standard precast and stacked stone. Clear Island Waters: 4 jobs, and it's here alone that our books show an infill panel fence, alongside standard walls and stacked stone.

The Superior Infill Collection™ suits a waterfront because the open upper section keeps the outlook while the concrete base and columns still define the boundary.

If stone isn't your style, Superior Signature Collection™ precast walls give a clean painted finish, with a header beam profile cast on each face. They're 50MPa concrete reinforced with ENVIROMESH fibre, and the paint is the only part that ages: allow for an occasional clean, and plan on recoating every 10 to 15 years to keep the colour bright.