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Fencing & Gates in Wellington

Boundary and privacy structures built to match the rest of the outdoor space.

7 Clendon Street, Naenae, Lower Hutt, Wellington
021 196 2527

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Fencing & Gates for Wellington's climate

  • Wellington averages about 1,319 mm of rain a year
  • and about 2,094 sunshine hours
  • Source station: Wellington, Kelburn (Wikipedia climate table citing NIWA; 1991–2020 normals)

How fencing & gates is built for it

  • Material: Constructed from durable, low-maintenance vinyl material, ensuring long-lasting performance and minimal upkeep

Plan for rain first

Around 1,319 mm of rain a year makes drainage the priority. Our Elite Canopies use a 7-degree pitch and louvre roofs a 3-degree fall, both draining through concealed channels in the posts - and a solid metal pergola roof sheds water completely.

Coastal conditions

Near the coast, salt air is hard on uncoated metal. Our aluminium frames are 6063-T6 alloy with an anodised powder coat, and our outdoor blinds use mildew-proof fabric.

Local exposure

NIWA notes the Wellington region's proximity to Cook Strait brings a high frequency of strong winds, made very gusty by the rugged terrain. Our opening louvre roofs are rated for winds up to 200 km/h and Elite Canopies up to 160 km/h; fixed panels or blinds on the exposed side add shelter at ground level.

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Fencing & Gates for Wellington conditions

Wellington is known for strong winds and quick southerly changes. An outdoor area here needs shelter from the side as well as cover from above, or it rarely gets used.

Shelter from the side

Fixed panels, sliding glass doors and outdoor blinds turn an open canopy into a space you can use when the wind picks up. On exposed sites they often matter more than the roof itself.

Hillside and exposed sites

Many Wellington homes sit on slopes or ridgelines. Site access, fixing points and exposure are checked during the onsite measure, before any price is final.

Rain driven by wind

When wind drives the rain sideways, a roof alone isn’t enough. Combining a roof with side panels or blinds keeps the outdoor area dry when the weather turns.

From Lower Hutt to the regions

The Naenae branch also looks after Hawke’s Bay, Manawatū, Whanganui, Gisborne and Taranaki, so regional jobs are quoted and installed by the same team.

How a fencing & gates project works in Wellington

  1. Free onsite measure and quote

    A local team member visits, measures the space, checks access and fixing points, and talks through roof options and add-ons.

  2. Design and written quote

    You receive a written quote that defines the structure, materials, finishes and any assumptions, so you can compare it fairly.

  3. Consent check

    Roofed and enclosed structures can have different consent requirements from an open pergola. We help you work out what applies to your project before work is booked.

  4. Build and installation

    The local team installs the structure. Every installation comes with a 5-year roof warranty and a 10-year structural warranty.

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