Edwardian 1910 - 1920
Almost a metre fall in this site but the fence is still square to the house behind.
An exact reproduction of the original traditional fence.
Between hose wall & verandah post a 2-sided galvanised ripple screen.
Broader featured boards break the picket rythm.
Capping, posts & gate; All sinuos curves marrying well to this beautiful villa.
Clean lines and simple forms compliment the house best.
Edwardian homes are characterised by fretwork rather than lacework.
Edwardian post & picket combination with feature gate.
Epoxy resin filled trefoil, Arched top, twin collars & Torrens pickets.
Flat top pickets are a genuine detail coupled with a gate that mimics the fretwork.
Galvanised wire coupled with galvanised iron. Hedges & wire a natural combination.
Mini flute & Woven wire combine to provide both streetscape & privacy.
Split level fences allow for pickets or mini-flute in the base section.
Structural posts are hidden from the street view.
Style C gates are the most elaborate available with a density of stainless steel scrolls.
The base of this gate allows the owners dog his street view.
The circular motiff & multiple collars reflect the decorative verandah posts.
The open top allows for a tall fence without suffocating the house view.
The Mist Green Gate, post collars & Letterbox is all thats required to match the home.
The original gate reinstalled with a mortice diamond rail used above chainwire for a hedge to grow.
Traditional Edwardian fencing, like the homes themselves, is more varied and fanciful than any other era.
