Question 1

What is Fencestay?

Accepted Answer

Fencestay is an Australian-engineered fencing system that simplifies the process of installing farm fence end assemblies. It’s a modular, steel-based alternative to timber or concrete solutions, requiring no digging or welding and designed for fast installation and long-term durability.

Question 2

Which Fencestay system should I use for sheep fencing?

Accepted Answer

For sheep fencing, use FS-1010 for semi-permanent electric or non-electric fences with up to 20 stock, and FS-2010 for 20+ stock. For permanent fences, use FS-1000 or FS-2000 depending on durability and stock levels.

Question 3

What’s the best option for cattle fences?

Accepted Answer

For cattle, FS-2010 and FS-2000 are recommended depending on stock quantity and fence permanence. Use FS-1100 or FS-2100 End Assembly Insulators for electric setups.

Question 4

How do I fence pigs with Fencestay?

Accepted Answer

For pigs, FS-2010 is suitable for most semi-permanent setups, and FS-2000 for permanent. Electric fences may require FS-2100 End Assembly Insulators. Boundary fences should use FS-2000 or FS-3000 for maximum strength.

Question 5

What system is best for wildlife exclusion fencing?

Accepted Answer

For wildlife prevention, Fencestay recommends the FS-3000 Kit across both permanent and semi-permanent applications. It's designed to handle pressure from large animals and rugged terrain.

Question 6

Do you have solutions for steep terrain?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The FS-2100 End Assembly Insulator is suitable for fences on steep terrain, providing strength and adaptability in difficult landscapes.

Question 7

Can I use Fencestay for electric fences?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Fencestay supports electric fencing by providing insulated end assemblies like FS-1100 and FS-2100, which are installed in addition to fence posts to ensure safe and effective electric fencing.

Question 8

Which Fencestay product is best for boundary fences?

Accepted Answer

For boundary fences, the FS-2000 or FS-3000 range is recommended. For high-traffic or wildlife-heavy areas, FS-3000 provides extra durability and strength.

Question 9

What is the best way to build a farm fence?

Accepted Answer

The best way to build a farm fence starts with strong end assemblies like Fencestay, which provide reliable tension and support. Use the correct system based on your livestock, terrain, and whether you're installing electric fencing. Always ensure posts are aligned, wires are tensioned, and materials match the intended use.

Question 10

How do I build a fence end assembly?

Accepted Answer

To build a fence end assembly, install the Fencestay end unit by driving in the main and support pickets, securing the strut system, and tensioning according to the guide. Fencestay's design eliminates the need for welding or concreting, making the process faster and more adaptable to any terrain.

Question 11

Why use Fencestay for fence ends?

Accepted Answer

Fencestay removes the complexity and time associated with traditional end assemblies. With no need for concrete or welding, and fast installation using only hand tools, it reduces labour costs and adapts to any terrain—ideal for Australian farms of all sizes.

	Product	Price	Quantity	Total
	FS-1055 Chain Gate Latch Kit Price: $16.50 Total: $16.50 (incl. tax)	$16.50	FS-1055 Chain Gate Latch Kit quantity Quantity	$16.50 (incl. tax)
	FS-1000 Standard Price: $102.30 Total: $102.30 (incl. tax)	$102.30	FS-1000 Standard quantity Quantity	$102.30 (incl. tax)
	FS-3000 XHD Hybrid Price: $132.00 Total: $132.00 (incl. tax)	$132.00	FS-3000 XHD Hybrid quantity Quantity	$132.00 (incl. tax)
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Subtotal	$250.80 (incl. tax)
Total	$250.80 (includes $22.80 Tax)

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