Palisade fencing prices depend on the full bay specification and supply scope. Compare pale profile and thickness, height, posts, rails, fixings, finish, gates and delivery terms. A price per metre is only useful when those inputs match; request an itemised quotation for the actual layout.
Compare the complete bay specification
There is no single palisade fencing price that applies to every order. Steel palisade fencing prices change with the height, pale section and thickness, the post and rail schedule, coating and the number of gates. A useful comparison begins with a shared bill of quantities.
Ask each supplier to identify included components and list exclusions. A pale-only or rail-only line cannot be compared with a complete bay package. Manufacturing supply also needs to be separated from installation, foundations and site clearance.
| Cost input | Define in the quotation |
|---|---|
| Pales | W or D profile, thickness, length, head and quantity |
| Rails and posts | Section, length, centres, holes and end/corner allocation |
| Finish | Galvanising, coating process and requested colour |
| Access | Gate count, clear openings, posts and hardware |
| Delivery | Packing, destination, freight terms and unloading scope |
Convert bay prices to metres consistently
For a hypothetical straight 27.5 m run with ten complete 2.75 m modules, divide the quoted fencing package subtotal by 27.5 to obtain its supply cost per metre. This is a quantity example, not a KUNYU selling price.
In a simple ten-bay straight run, eleven post positions are needed. If the bay package allocates one post per bay, schedule the additional end post separately. Corners, gates, short bays and changes in level alter the actual component count.
Use the same denominator and inclusions for every quotation. Keep gates and other non-linear costs identifiable; otherwise a project with several entrances can appear more expensive per metre even when its standard fence bays are equivalent.
Galvanised and green finish comparisons
Compare the base steel specification before comparing finishes. For galvanised plus powder-coated fencing, state the preparation, coating requirement and colour reference together. A green finish description alone is insufficient for matching appearance across a repeat order.
The standard KUNYU reference bay is a component system assembled from pales, rails, posts and fixings. Confirm what is packed together, what is supplied separately and whether spare fixings are included.
Request an itemised palisade quotation
Send the boundary drawing and revision with your schedule. List total run lengths, required height, W or D pale section, thickness, finish, gate openings and destination. Request separate lines for extra posts, cut bays, gates, spares and transport.
Compare quotation date, currency, validity and delivery term. These commercial details can change the payable total without changing the product specification. KUNYU confirms the final price against the agreed order scope; this guide publishes no unverified UK price range.
Common questions
Why can palisade quotations differ for the same length?
Pale thickness, height, rail and post construction, coatings, gates, packing and delivery scope can differ. Compare like-for-like component schedules.
Can a bay price be compared directly with a metre price?
Only after confirming the bay module and all included components. Terminal posts, gates and delivery may need separate allowances.
Specifications & supporting information
KUNYU figures refer to the linked product specifications. UK manufacturer references describe comparison configurations, not KUNYU certification or approval. Final dimensions and commercial terms are confirmed in the quotation and approved drawings.
Behind the guide
About KUNYU PERIMETER
KUNYU PERIMETER supplies complete perimeter fencing systems and components for importers, distributors and project buyers. Manufacturing and export supply are coordinated through Zhejiang Kunyu Wiremesh Co., Ltd. and associated manufacturing operations in China.
