


From $1.84 – $6.00Price range: $1.84 through $6.00 each, Inc. GST
Our Pine Palings are the pinnacle of reliable timber fencing. They are the perfect choice for a standard Australian fence, or a premium lapped and capped style.
Need help calculating how many palings you’ll need? Check out our fencing calculator.
Rapid Set Concrete
Pine Rail H3
Hardwood Post H4
15 Degree Coil Nails - Galvanised Fence Nails
Looking for a thicker paling? See our Acoustic Pine Paling H3.
Our treated pine fence palings are a practical, dependable option for building solid boundary fencing. Designed to handle Australian conditions, they’re easy to install and suit everything from quick repair jobs to full fence builds.
Why choose treated pine palings?
Pine fencing continues to be a popular choice thanks to its balance of durability, affordability and workability. H3 treatment extends the service life of the timber in external above-ground use, while the natural pine finish can be painted or stained to suit the job.
To better understand treatment levels and what they mean for your project, discover more about timber treatments.
What are pine palings used for?
Pine palings are most commonly used for boundary fencing and front fences. They’re cost-effective, easy to work with and suit both standard paling fences and lap and capped styles.
Are pine palings treated?
Our palings are H3 treated, meaning they’re suitable for above-ground outdoor use. Treatment protects against rot, fungal decay and termites.
What does H3 treatment mean?
H3 treatment means the timber is treated for above-ground external use. It’s designed to handle weather exposure but not constant ground contact.
Do timber fence palings shrink?
Yes. Being a natural timber product, pine can shrink slightly as it dries out after installation, as well as swell during periods of wet / humid weather. It’s common practice to butt palings tight when installing to allow for natural shrinkage.
Can pine palings be painted or stained?
Yes, but allow treated timber to dry properly before coating. Once dry, you can paint, stain or oil to change the look or extend lifespan. Use exterior-grade products designed for treated timber like our QCoat timber oil.
Should I leave gaps between palings?
For standard boundary fencing, palings are usually installed without gaps between. Some styles, like 'lapped and capped' or 'good neighbour' fences intentionally use consistent gaps for airflow and design.
What fixings should I use for pine palings?
Use heavy-duty galvanised nails to ensure long-term durability. Ring shank nails are common for softwood fencing.
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