Edwardian 1910 - 1920
This is the era when balastrade fences first appeared.
This Prospect Villa gains height on its new side boundary where it is needed.
This site features its corner position whilst the fence steps the side street.
Timber mouldings are a defining Edwardian element.
Woven Wire is the ultimate historic landscape fence
Woven Wire makes it start from 1905
Woven wire's great advantage is it's decorative but light styling.
The front garden of this home was the only space available so even the picket band is tight for privacy.
This gate was reproduced from an old prewar publication.
Timber framed Mini flute is a pure Edwardian solution.
The internal view; notice the plinth is used as the 3rd fixing point for the tall, closely spaced picket.
This municipal Edwardian building was divided into four large flats.
This client achieved personal satisfaction & a great result with a kit form fence.
Galvanised wire couple with galvanised mini-flute.
The only original house left in this re-devoloped city street secures subsidy support from council.
Restrained use of the red tilts it's hat at the trim on the house.
Miniflute comes in the full range of colourbond colours.
Raised & collared picket posts lead their way across to the private side garden.
