Noise walls/Timber noise walls

Fencepac Barriers

Acoustic timber noise walls for corridors and estates

Fencepac Barriers designs and installs acoustic timber barriers — including timber reconstruction that integrates with an existing concrete wall — where the specification calls for timber performance, appearance, or a match to an existing line.

Acoustic timber barriersCorridor & estate workTMR Level 2 ConstructorISO 9001 | 14001 | 45001

Timber when the wall has to look and perform as timber

Acoustic timber barriers are part of the noise wall range Fencepac Barriers manufactures and installs. We use timber where the specification, the existing wall, or the surrounding landscape calls for it — not as a substitute for concrete when the drawing says concrete.

On the Edmonton to Gordonvale Bruce Highway package we designed and reconstructed a timber noise barrier to integrate with an existing concrete rail corridor wall, keeping acoustic performance and visual alignment consistent. Rivermont is the curved timber acoustic fencing we have delivered for a residential estate.

Timber also sits in the wider panel family we list alongside concrete, steel, composite, ply, acrylic, and absorptive systems — chosen for the site, not because it is the only product we carry.

Curved timber slat acoustic barrier with landscaping
Curved timber slat acoustic barrier with landscaping
Curved timber slat acoustic barrier with landscaping
Curved timber slat acoustic barrier with landscaping

Talk to our estimating team

Sunshine Coast head office

(07) 5456 2444

estimating@fencepac.com.au

When timber noise walls are specified

Acoustic timber barriers on road, rail, and estate frontages
Timber reconstruction that has to integrate with an existing concrete wall
Residential estate timber acoustic fencing, including curved lines
Ply and composite timber systems named in the specification
Mixed concrete and timber treatments on the same corridor

Timber noise wall systems we install

Timber is specified to the existing wall, the acoustic requirement, and the finish the corridor or estate needs.

Acoustic Timber Barriers

Timber noise walls specified for acoustic performance on road, rail, and estate frontages.

Timber Reconstruction

Design and reconstruction of timber noise barriers to integrate with an existing wall — as delivered on Edmonton to Gordonvale.

Estate Timber Acoustic Fencing

Curved and straight timber acoustic fencing for residential estates, including the Rivermont installation.

Ply & Composite Timber Systems

Ply and composite systems listed in our barrier range where the specification calls for them alongside timber.

Mixed Concrete and Timber Lines

Timber sections designed to meet an existing concrete barrier so the line reads as one corridor treatment.

Design & Certification

Structural and acoustic design so a timber wall is certified with the same discipline as a concrete TMR package.

Frequently asked questions — Timber noise walls

Yes. Acoustic timber barriers are part of the noise wall range Fencepac Barriers manufactures and installs, alongside concrete, steel, aluminium, acrylic, and composite systems.

Yes. On the Edmonton to Gordonvale Bruce Highway package we designed and reconstructed a timber noise barrier to integrate with an existing concrete wall, keeping acoustic performance and visual alignment consistent.

Timber is used when the specification, an existing timber or mixed wall, or the estate setting calls for it. Fencepac installs the system the drawing names — timber, concrete, or a combination.

Fencepac Barriers is a TMR Level 2 registered constructor and product supplier. We design timber and mixed systems to the project specification and the relevant TMR and AS requirements.

Request a quote or call (07) 5456 2444. Include whether the wall is new timber, a reconstruction, or a mix with concrete, plus the site location and any drawings.

Need timber noise walls quoted?

Tell us whether the line is new timber, a reconstruction, or a match to an existing concrete wall. We will price the system the specification calls for.