
Hardwood & Steel Slat Fence
ResidentialCheltenham — Hardwood slats, black steel posts
Slat fences, paling boundaries, front fences and gates across Cheltenham, Moorabbin, Mentone and Mordialloc, built to Kingston's fence rules.

Kingston's permit-free limit for a front fence is 1.2 m, lower than the 1.5 m used by many councils. If you want a taller front fence or a privacy screen along the street, check the rules for your block first.
A horizontal slat fence is a common answer: it gives more privacy than pickets at the same height and still lets light and air through.
From the City of Kingston fencing page, checked 2 October 2026. Rules change, and covenants or overlays on your title can add more, so check with council before you build.
The fence rules above apply across all 22 suburbs in Kingston. Jake quotes in any of them.
Suburb list from the City of Kingston demographics page. Some suburbs sit across two councils, so check your rates notice if you are near a boundary.
Under the City of Kingston's rules, a front fence under 1.2 m needs no building permit. Over 1.2 m, check the planning zone for your property with council. Smaller blocks and multi-dwelling sites may also need a planning permit.
Most of it. Part of Cheltenham is in the City of Bayside, which has its own rules. Your rates notice shows which council you're in.
Send through the details and Jake will get back to you, usually the same day. He'll book a site visit, measure up and send a line-itemised quote that night.
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