Architectural Concrete Walls in Chandler, Belmont and Gumdale

Chandler is a semi-rural suburb of bushland and acreage, with Gumdale to its north. With 13 jobs, it has more on our install records than any suburb outside the Gold Coast, and Boston Road accounts for nine of our walls.

On a big block, the wall is often the longest single thing a visitor sees, so the details carry: the evenly spaced columns, the header beam profile on every panel, and the colour you choose for both.

The mix varies from suburb to suburb. Chandler's jobs include standard precast walls and stacked stone, and Gumdale's are the same pairing. Belmont and Carindale customers have chosen standard walls and infill panel fences. Our gallery holds 24 photos from Belmont jobs and three from Chandler.

Burbank has been kept free of small residential blocks, so homes there sit on generous, low-density land. We've built two standard precast walls in Burbank, and two photos from that work are on this page.

Two jobs is a small sample, so if you're in Burbank, look at the Chandler and Gumdale work too. The panels, columns and footings are the same on every job.

The Superior Signature Collection™ is our standard precast concrete wall: 50MPa panels profiled on both sides, slotted between concrete columns. Column caps, two-tone paint and feature panels let you tune it to the house.

If your house already uses stone or heavy texture, the Superior Stone Collection™ carries that onto the boundary. Its stacked stone face reproduces a wall that Spanish stonemasons built by hand two centuries ago, and an acid stain shifts the tone across the face, the way quarried stone does.

Prefer to keep the garden and the front of the house in view? The Superior Infill Collection™ sets 1-metre concrete base panels between 2-metre columns, with wrought iron, metal slats, balustrades or timber pickets filling the space above. It's a choice Belmont and Carindale owners have both made.

Panels and columns are cast at our Alberton factory from Holcim 50MPa concrete with ENVIROMESH fibre reinforcement. Our own crew drills 450mm pier footings at 3.2-metre centres, then a crane sets each panel, about a tonne of concrete, into the columns. We can install up to 100 metres a day, and a typical home takes two to three days, though site conditions and access can stretch that.

On acreage, access is the thing to sort out early. Our crane truck needs a clear path to the boundary, and slopes or soft ground can mean extra footing work, so tell us about gates, grades and anything else in the way when you get in touch.

Looking after it is simple. If you paint the wall, plan on repainting it every 10 to 15 years and hosing it down now and then.