Banora Point sits between the Tweed River and the Terranora Broadwater, so a lot of blocks here either back onto water or climb a hill. Both change the fence. We build across the Gold Coast and into the Tweed, and Banora Point is right on our run just over the border.

We quote the job, walk the block and build it ourselves. Free measure, a fixed written quote and a straight answer on what your boundary needs.

What we build in Banora Point

• Colorbond boundary fencing — full-height privacy between neighbours, the standard boundary replacement
• Aluminium and tubular fencing — front boundaries and waterfront blocks where you want a see-through line that won’t rust
• Aluminium slat fencing and screens — the flat-blade look for front fences and privacy screening
• Pool fencing — barriers built to AS 1926.1-2012, the standard both states run on
• Timber and feature fencing — batten screens and feature panels
• Gates and automation — swing and sliding gates with Centsys motors

Banora Point is water and slope

On the Broadwater and canal frontages most people want a low see-through line so they keep the view, which means tubular aluminium rather than a solid Colorbond wall. It also never rusts on a waterfront block, so it holds up where the salt air gets to it.

Up on the ridges the streets fall away, so a Colorbond boundary gets stepped down the slope and we sort any retaining the fence needs to sit on. Done right it follows the fall cleanly instead of leaving gaps under the panels.

Your fence here is under NSW law, not Queensland’s

The Gold Coast is minutes away but the border is a legal line. Your dividing fence sits under the NSW Dividing Fences Act 1991, where you and your neighbour split the cost of a sufficient fence equally, and your pool barrier certificate comes through the NSW Swimming Pool Register, not the Queensland Form 23 process. We work both sides every week, so we quote it right. Our Tweed Heads fencing page walks through the NSW rules in full.

Where we build around Banora Point

Banora Point, Terranora, Bilambil Heights, Tweed Heads South and West, and across to Chinderah and Kingscliff. If your block is in range we’ll come and measure it. Weighing up materials? Our Colorbond, timber and aluminium comparison runs through it, and on the Queensland side the Gold Coast pool compliance guide covers Form 23.

Banora Point fencing FAQs

Do you fence waterfront blocks on the Terranora Broadwater?

Yes. On a Broadwater or canal block we usually run tubular aluminium so you keep the view, and it never rusts near the water. Colorbond still suits the side and rear boundaries where you want privacy.

Can you fence a sloped block in Banora Point?

Yes. We step Colorbond down the fall and handle any retaining the fence needs, so the boundary follows the slope without gaps under the panels.

Do Queensland fencing rules apply in Banora Point?

No. Banora Point is in New South Wales, so your dividing fence is under the NSW Dividing Fences Act 1991 and your pool certificate comes through the NSW Swimming Pool Register.

How much does a fence cost in Banora Point?

It depends on the material, the length and whether the block needs retaining or stepping down a slope. We give you a fixed written quote after a free measure so there are no surprises.

Do you install automatic gates in Banora Point?

Yes. We fit swing and sliding gates with Centsys automation, intercoms and keypads.

Free measure across the Tweed

Tell us where your block is and what you’re after. We’ll measure it free and have an itemised written quote back inside 48 hours — the kind you can hand straight to a neighbour.

Get a free measure · call 0476 170 060 · sales@coastfencingandgates.com.au