20% off DIY Modular Walls and SlimWall Fence kits @ Modular Wall Systems

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  a22andrew on 09/12/2013 - 14:45

  I don't get it - I don't see a coupon code, there's no discount mentioned on the site, and when I click 'Buy Now', there's no possible method for actually 'buying'.

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    thedriver on 09/12/2013 - 14:57

    The email I got clearly said - Call Glenn on 1300 556 957.
    There is no coupon required as far as I know.

    Pricing on fencing is by the metre and depends on height of the fence. If you're interested I suggest you call them and make an enquiry.

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      a22andrew on 09/12/2013 - 15:17

      +1

      cool, no worries. Sites like this just aggravate me, that's all. But pretty typical for this sector. Call / quote would be worth the effort for a large scale project, but not for my small job.

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        thedriver on 09/12/2013 - 15:52

        I found some info on their site about pricing and added it to the original post above. Hope that helps you.

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        Niximus on 09/12/2013 - 16:28

        Yeah, with words like modular and DIY I expected to be able to browse all the 'bits' and order whatever I needed/wanted, like with say, a kit kitchen.

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  bargaino on 09/12/2013 - 14:48

  This just an advert?
  How about some post & panel prices, delivery, and how that compares to alternatives.
  Is such lightweight material really good for stopping traffic noise?

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    thedriver on 09/12/2013 - 15:00

    Hi manic,
    I have no affiliation with them at all so I can't provide any pricing.
    Pricing on fencing is by the metre and depends on height of the fence and I'm sure other factors as well. If you're interested I suggest you call them and make an enquiry.

    I can only tell you I received the email and they're offering 20% off which to me is a substantial saving. This is a premium product though so it will not be cheap, but 20% off will make it much more attractive to anyone looking for a premium fence product.

    I have dealt with them in the past and they're a legitimate company and appear to have good, honest customer service. I only posted this in the hope it may help someone.

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      bargaino on 09/12/2013 - 15:16

      No, a real brick or stone wall is "premium" because of the labour and craftmanship.

      This looks like those quick tilt-up contsructions done on industrial estates.
      If its not cheap, what is the point??

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        thedriver on 09/12/2013 - 15:26

        +1

        Well, I guess the term premium is relative… I would hardly argue that brick is premium. Sure it's expensive because of the labour, but it's ugly, prone to cracking, needs support and I'm sure has a host of other problems. Stone, I would consider premium if it's nice stone… It's up to you if you want to pay all that labour cost (which is rarely discounted).

        If you want to argue these are not premium fencing, sure that's up to you. But I would think most fences these days are treated pine (or some form of timber) or colorbond or similar Chinese rip off. In my opinion, these look infinitely better than either timber or colorbond. And they have a host of other benefits.

        Hahaha.. just because something requires less labour doesn't mean it is cheap. Look at Insulated Concrete Form‎ (ICFs). The benefits are many, including the cost savings of labour.

        If I can save a few thousand on labour because of a quicker install, I can spend dollars on a better looking, longer lasting, sound deadening fencing, that also improves the resale value of my property.

        I guess if you can't see the benefits, you're not their target audience.

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  thedriver on 09/12/2013 - 14:56

  The email I got clearly said - Call Glenn on 1300 556 957.
  There is no coupon required as far as I know.

  Pricing on fencing is by the metre and depends on height of the fence. If you're interested I suggest you call them and make an enquiry.

  Some pricing info here: http://www.modularwalls.com.au/pricing

  I have dealt with them in the past and they're a legitimate company. I only posted this in the hope it may help someone.

  I have no affiliation with them at all.