Panel height
Higher panels require more material and influence post length, foundations, handling and installation time.
ClearView fence prices: typically R1 000–R1 300 per metre installed in South Africa. See what moves the rate and request an exact site-priced quote.
As a working guide for budgeting, ClearView fence systems in South Africa typically install at around R1 000–R1 300 per metre, with entry configurations from roughly R900/m and high-security builds beyond R1 500/m. Treat these as orientation figures, not an offer: every Capstone quotation is priced for the specific site and client — panel height, mesh aperture, wire, posts, coatings, gates, security additions, ground conditions, access and transport distance all move the rate, so two properties rarely pay the same price per metre.
A national “price per metre” is only useful when the scope is the same. Capstone prices the selected fence system, delivery distance and real site conditions, with inclusions shown clearly.
Higher panels require more material and influence post length, foundations, handling and installation time.
The selected mesh aperture and 3 × 3, 3 × 4 or 4 × 4 mm wire configuration change the panel specification.
Evo Guard, T-post, square or other project-specific post profiles have different material and fixing requirements.
ZincAlu, powder-coated or plastic/PVC-coated options are selected around appearance, exposure and project requirements.
Rock, soft ground, slopes, concrete, services, drainage and difficult access affect excavation and installation.
Pedestrian/vehicle gates, spikes, electric provision, razor, anti-dig and automation are separate scope items.
Distance from the manufacturing base, load size, offloading and accommodation can affect the installed price.
Existing-fence demolition, restricted hours, induction, security escorts and accelerated programmes must be priced explicitly.
Capstone’s quotation confirms the price, inclusions, exclusions and validity period for your project. The information here helps you prepare a better brief before we price it.
Complete what you know. “Not sure” is acceptable—Capstone can help define the remaining specification.