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By installing timber fencing, you can avoid the hassle of replacing a metal fence when it gets worn out and rusted. Unlike bland and boring concrete, timber is visually pleasing and creates a welcoming atmosphere. If you’re considering a brick fence, think again. Brick fences can be prone to cracking and will require considerable work to replace broken areas. Timber provides you with a durable, dependable, fencing material that is easy to maintain, simple to repair and has plenty of traditional appeal. At Sunstate Timbers, we specialise in providing superior grade CCA treated timber fence railings. CCA treated timber is more resilient to rot, pests and fungi, making it a great choice for the savvy homeowner.
Making sure your home has the right type of fencing is vital for not only the aesthetics of the property but also to ensure the security of your family. Deciding on what type of material your fencing should be is an easy choice to make with the experts from Sunstate Timbers in Brisbane on your side. The massive range of superior quality timber rails available from Sunstate Timbers will give your fencing strength and a striking individual character.
Our CCA Treated Pine Fence Rails range provides you with a classic looking fence that will endure. We stock this range in the following sizes:
| SIZE | STATUS |
|---|---|
| 140 x 35 x 4800 | In Stock |
| 100 x 38 x 4800 | In Stock |
| 100 x 50 x 4800 | In Stock |
| 100 x 38 x 5400 | In Stock |
| 75 x 38 x 4800 | In Stock |
| 75 x 38 x 5400 | In Stock |
Theirs is nothing that can withstand the elements quite like good old Aussie hardwood. Sunstate Timbers stock and supplies various sizes of CCA Treated Hardwood Fence Rails. Available sizes are:
| SIZE | STATUS |
|---|---|
| 100 x 50 x 4800 | In Stock |
| 100 x 38 x 4800 | In Stock |
| 100 x 38 x 5400 | In Stock |
| 75 x 38 x 4800 | In Stock |
| 75 x 38 x 5400 | In Stock |
For builders, contractors and hands-on renovators in Brisbane, the right timber can make a job run smoothly. Sunstate Timbers has spent the past 34 years helping customers choose suitable products, with Joshua Ryan and his team offering clear advice on grading, durability and supply at the right price. If you are planning a fence and rail setup, replacing damaged sections or starting a new boundary, that practical knowledge matters. You can also count on reliable delivery, so your materials turn up when needed and the work does not stall halfway through.
Good timber rails do a simple but important job. They hold a fence steady, carry load across posts and help the whole structure stay square over time. At Sunstate Timbers, the focus is on supplying timber that suits real site conditions, not just what looks good on paper. That matters on suburban jobs, acreage blocks and commercial sites where movement, moisture and wear can chew through poor material.
These systems suit more than a standard backyard boundary. They are common in paling fences, rural property lines, post-and-rail layouts and repair work where only part of the structure needs replacing. The right rail section helps keep spacing consistent and gives fixings a solid hold, which matters on longer runs where even a slight sag becomes obvious.
The best choice depends on where the fence sits and what it has to handle. Treated pine can be a practical option for straightforward residential work and tighter budgets. Hardwood fence rails are often chosen for heavier-duty jobs, exposed sites and projects where a harder-wearing finish matters. Getting the grade right from the start saves money, time and frustration later on.
Timber rails remain a sensible pick because they are strong, workable and suited to many fence styles. They also give you room to match the fence to the rest of the property instead of forcing a single look. With the right species and treatment, timber holds up well outdoors and damaged sections can be replaced without rebuilding the whole fence.
Installation has a big effect on how long a fence lasts. Rails need correct spacing, solid fixing points and a bit of care where moisture tends to sit. Poor alignment or rushed fastening often leads to twisting, loose palings and early wear. A properly built fence holds its line better and stays serviceable for longer, which is the whole point of choosing good timber in the first place.
Make sure that you’re on the right side of the fence! Visit our timber yard today to collect high quality fencing timber for your next project. Or contact our timber fencing specialists in Brisbane on (07) 3171 8430 today or contact us online.
Our team is always happy to help with your timber requirements. Give us a call, send us an email or drop into our timber yard