All about livestock and fencing

The benefits of gal fencing

Depending on where you are in Australia, your property might face extremes in temperatures, strong winds, pest damage, or all of the above.

Made from galvanised steel, gal fencing has a protective zinc metal coating that increases its corrosion resistance. The process of zinc coating, known as hot-dip galvanising, forms a chemical bond between the zinc top layer and the steel below, so there are no gaps in the coating, leaving a uniform layer of protection.

Because of the metallurgic properties of the galvanised steel used in gal fencing, there is minimal chance of damage during transport and installation. This protection continues over the life of the fence, with the zinc coating offering protection from corrosion.

Our livestock and fencing products

Fencing products

With black pickets, gal pickets and gal strainers in a variety of lengths, we’ve got your post and pipe needs covered. We’ve also got picket lifters and drivers, gal stays and Rotech Staytight Fitting Kits on hand, ready to go.

We also stock 250 x 100 x 5 Sheep Yard Mesh (gal mesh) in both 1100 x 6000 and 900 x 6000 sizes, perfect for fencing, shelving, security applications, guarding, trailers, gates and a multitude of DIY projects.

And don’t forget your barbed wire or tie wire, coated or plain wire – we’ve got wire for days.

Livestock products

Need a new access gate, cattle grid, race, or crush? Look no further.

Our range of entry gates include 5 bar, I Stay and N bar gates, all available in a range of dimensions.

We also sell a range of cattle grids, including both unrated and rated Aprilla Grids, as well as HDG and painted wings. Aprilla Grids are Australia’s leading supplier of road, stock and cattle grids, and meet Australian Standards including State Main Roads specification.

Plus, we’ve got tonnes of gates, panels, races and ramps for both cattle and sheep. And we’ve got a range of crushes from Beef Boss (including the Brolga, Ironbark and Mulga range), Steel Station (budget and premium) and an economical range of crushes made locally in Bathurst – branded Edcon Steel.