Pine Paling Colonial H3
From Price range: $2.06 through $2.79 each, Inc. GST
Our H3 treated Colonial Pine Palings bring the timeless charm of a traditional picket fence to Australian homes. CCA H3 treated for lasting durability and shaped with the classic colonial profile, these palings are the natural choice for heritage homes, front yard feature fences and anyone who wants that quintessentially Australian white picket fence look.
Benefits of Pine Paling Colonial H3
- Protect your fence against pests, rot & harsh weather with H3 treated pine
- Achieve a heritage home feel with the classic colonial picket profile
- Softwood is easy to cut, sand & install with for a straightforward installation
- Available in three lengths to suit different fence heights
Use our fencing calculator to figure out how many palings, rails and posts your next fence project will need.
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Pine Paling Colonial H3 is the traditional picket paling that’s been a fixture of Australian streetscapes for generations. The curved colonial profile gives it an instantly recognisable heritage character that suits ‘old Queenslander’ homes and front feature fences particularly well.
Key Features of Pine Paling Colonial H3
- CCA H3 treated for above-ground protection against pests & weather
- Classic picket profile for a traditional heritage look
- Available in three lengths – 1200mm, 1500mm & 1800mm
- Sourced from Australian-grown pine
- Can be painted or stained to suit your home’s colour scheme
Why choose Pine Paling Colonial H3?
The colonial picket profile has stayed popular in Australia for decades for a good reason. It’s a clean, classic shape that suits a wide range of home styles and holds up over time without regular maintenance. Colonial palings are most commonly painted white for a traditional look, but they take stain just as well if you prefer a more natural finish.
Always seal any cut ends with a H3 treatment spray after cutting to maintain protection on the cut end.
What makes colonial palings different from standard pine palings?
Colonial palings have a curved and pointed decorative top profile that gives them a traditional picket fence appearance, as opposed to the straight cut top of a standard flat paling. The colonial profile is most associated with heritage homes, whereas a flat-top paling is commonly used in the everyday suburban home
What does H3 treatment mean?
H3 refers to a level of chemical preservative treatment that is coated around the timber in the manufacturing process. CCA (copper chrome arsenate) treated timber will protect your fence from fungal decay when used above-ground. Learn more about timber treatments.
Do I need to re-treat cut ends after trimming the palings?
Yes, you should always spray the cut end with a H3 sealant spray. When the H3 treatment is applied during manufacturing, it only penetrates the outer layer of the timber, so any cuts would expose untreated wood.
Can I paint or stain these colonial pine palings?
Yes. Pine takes both paint and stain very well, making it easy to match your fence to your home's colour scheme. A traditional white paint is the most popular choice for colonial palings, but a natural timber stain using decking oil works for a more relaxed look.
How many palings will I need for my fence?
The number of palings required depends on your fence length and the gap you leave between each paling. Our fencing calculator takes the guesswork out of it. Simply enter a couple of measurements and it'll tell you exactly how many palings, rails and posts you need.
What rail and post system should I use with colonial palings?
For a consistent pine look, use treated pine rails and pine fence posts. If you want extra strength and rigidity of the fence structure, opt for hardwood rails and fence posts.
How do I maintain my timber fence?
A painted pine fence should be inspected annually and touched up or repainted as needed to prevent moisture getting into any bare timber. A stained fence benefits from a fresh coat every few years depending on sun and weather exposure. Check the palings and rails periodically for any signs of damage or rot, and replace individual parts as needed.
How do I fix these palings to the fence rails?
Colonial palings are typically face-fixed to horizontal rails using galvanised fencing nails or screws on a coil using a nail gun. Galvanised fixings are the minimum recommendation for outdoor applications.
Delivery
Your order is prepared by our team and delivered once everything is checked and packed. You’ll receive updates along the way, so you know exactly when it’s on the move.
What you can expect:
- Next business day delivery on stocked lines when you order before 2pm*
- Delivery costs calculated at checkout
- Tracking updates right through to your driveway
- No minimum order required for delivery
Click & Collect
Collect your order as early as the next business day. Once your order is ready, we’ll send you an SMS to confirm it’s available for collection. Please wait for this message before coming to site.
Good to know:
- Next business day collection is available on most in-stock items*
- Bring a suitable vehicle and the equipment needed to secure your load
- For safety reasons, our team can’t assist with tying down or load securing
- Need to delay collection? Just let us know
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