Concrete Walls for Rochedale, Robertson and Mount Gravatt

Robertson's four jobs include stacked stone and standard precast walls, and two photos from them are on this page. If you'd like to see the finish before you call, that's a good place to start.

Rochedale's three are plain walls and infill panel fences. Calamvale is the odd one out: its three jobs are infill panel fences and stacked stone, with no plain walls on the record at all. Nearby Rochedale South adds two more jobs.

We haven't built in Mount Gravatt yet. Our nearest jobs are two standard walls in Mount Gravatt East, with a stacked stone job in Wishart and two more standard walls in Mansfield not far beyond.

Those jobs use the same panels, columns and footings we'd use on your block, so they're a fair guide to how a wall would look on a Mount Gravatt street.

You'll find the smooth-faced Superior Signature Collection™ wall on the Robertson and Rochedale records. It's profiled on both sides, takes paint well, and suits a house with clean lines.

The Superior Stone Collection™ is the textured option, chosen in Robertson and Calamvale. Its face takes the shape of real stonework, a hand-laid wall from 19th-century Spain, finished in an acid stain that gives every stone a slightly different tone.

The Superior Infill Collection™ uses columns two metres tall with one-metre concrete base panels between them, topped with timber pickets, metal slats, wrought iron or balustrades. It keeps the garden visible from the street, which is why it suits a front boundary where a full-height solid wall would feel closed in.

If your block falls away, the wall steps down in level sections so each panel sits true. A sloping site can need extra footing work, and we work that out when we quote, so it's in the price rather than a surprise later.

Noise reduction is one of the things the system is built for. A solid wall has no gaps for sound to pass straight through, which counts for a lot if your yard backs onto a busy road. Rochedale, Robertson, Mount Gravatt and Calamvale all fall within Brisbane City Council.