Rural Fencing on the Sunshine Coast

We’ve spent over 20 years building strong, reliable fences, always tailored to your needs and done right first time.

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Strong & Practical Solutions

At Keith Dellit Rural Fencing, we know rural properties across the Sunshine Coast need fences that can handle tough conditions. Our rural fencing solutions are built to keep boundaries clear, livestock safe and land protected, with designs that work with your property instead of against it.

With more than 20 years’ experience, we’ve refined our fencing to be as durable as it is practical. Whether you’re managing stock or marking out land, we make sure the job’s done right the first time. For tailored advice and a free quote, call us today on 0409 637 864.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some of the most common questions people ask when planning or installing rural fencing.

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  • What is the best type of rural fencing for cattle?

    For cattle, most landowners prefer a sturdy barbwire or plain wire fence with strong strainer posts to withstand pressure. The height and number of wires depend on the herd size and land layout, but five to six strands are common. Spacing posts correctly also helps ensure long-term strength.

  • How much does rural fencing cost per metre?

    Costs vary depending on materials, property terrain and labour. On average, rural fencing can range from $8–$20 per metre for basic wire options. More complex builds, like exclusion or post and rail fencing, cost more. Getting a tailored quote ensures you’ll understand the best solution for your needs.

  • How long does rural fencing last?

    When installed with quality materials and proper strainers, rural fencing can last 15–20 years or more. Maintenance, such as tightening wires and replacing damaged posts, can extend the life of your fence. Weather conditions and soil type also play a big role in longevity.

Built Tough for Local Land

Rural fencing is about more than just posts and wire. We choose quality materials, space posts correctly and use the right fittings to suit your property’s terrain. Our fences are designed to stand up to weather, stock pressure and daily use, giving you a reliable solution that lasts for years.

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