Gable carport with roller door designed to mirror heritage homes features.
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New England Oak timber is preferred for its traditional look and feel. It features a wide range of tone variations, from soft, warm yellow and pink hues to rich, dark browns. If you plan to use this species for a large area of flooring, we recommend that you view large samples.
Red Mahogany flooring is very warm and extremely luxurious. It is also known to be highly durable.
We installed treated pine privacy screens on this timber deck. Then we painted the screens so that they complement the colour scheme and harmonise with the overall design.
This flat-roofed pergola’s Solarspan roofing provides superior insulation and comfort and requires low maintenance.
The pergola is partially enclosed with timber slat screens, allowing air to flow freely and yet providing privacy from prying eyes.
Gable pergola with false gable, Colorbond® roofing and inbuilt polycarbonate skylight. The false gable is a design element that breaks the monotony of the roof and gives a focal point to the structure. Functionally, the false gable also adds overhead space. The Colorbond steel roof provides maximum shade while the transparent polycarbonate skylight lets in natural sunlight even as it blocks harmful UV rays. Oh, and the timber slat screening blocks off the neighbor’s view of the pergola.
This job required us to develop a child-friendly deck to keep little children safe yet provide older family members and friends loads of fun and access to the swimming pool.
The timber ceiling helps streamline this attached flat-roof pergola by keeping lights and the underlying electrical components out of sight, keeping the lines simple and the overall design clean.
The Colorbond roof complements the colour palette of this pergola.
Timber double carport with built in roller doors, colorbond® roofing and inbuilt polycarbonate skylight
It would be a shame not to take advantage of this much frontage, and we did precisely that by building this front porch timber deck.
A beautiful attached timber deck built at ground level creates a cozy backyard nook for socials and soirees.
We incorporated a T-shaped deck and pergola design to complement the massive open plan of the house and to accentuate the sweeping 180-degree view of the surrounding hills. Before… Prep Work and Construction … and After!
Custom-built pool enclosure with large span, engineered beams and posts
With a custom hip end, colorbond® roofing and twin wall polycarbonate extended skylight section. Features a matching merbau deck.
This excellent deck features 120mm-wide Merbau boards and provides an elevated entertainment area that spills out majestically toward the backyard garden.
Spotted Gum is a very attractive timber that features a very distinct wavy grain, as you can see from this beautiful decking project.
Messmate timber is in high demand for use in a variety of uses. This highly versatile, generally pale coloured hardwood does very well for internal flooring applications.
Suntuf polycarbonate roofing protects swimmers from excessive UV rays while they enjoy a swim in the pool.
When staying indoors gets tiresome, people can easily spill out into a spacious patio deck to get some fresh air, enjoy a barbie and other social activities.
Built at ground level, this spacious Merbau deck features a balustrade made from timber slat screens that enhance the overall deck design.
This split-level timber deck follows the contour of the landscape, with the pergola sitting on high ground with steps leading from it down to a lower level deck area with a swimming pool.
Who can resist this swimming pool on a warm, sunny day? We enclosed this spacious shower area with screening made of 70×19 Kapur timber slats.
This is a Merbau deck with a screened pergola.
This project is a very simple and straightforward attached pergola that features Colorbond® steel roofing.
Blackbutt is a favourite for internal applications due to its subtle colour and even texture. It is also resistant to fire and highly recommended in areas prone to bushfire.
Here’s a simple and straightforward carport for a customer in Perth. As you can see the structure is devoid of any additional features but it does get the job done. This simple, quick, efficient and cost-effective approach to protecting your vehicle is one of the main appeals of carports over garages.
A spacious Merbau deck with several inbuilt benches also used for storage.
Here’s a gable carport with slat screen frieze and gable ends. The gabled design provides a formal, orderly look and maximises the limited space within the structure. Aesthetically, the timber slat screens reinforce the formal design and accentuate the appearance of strength. Functionally, the screens allow proper ventillation so that people and property do not bake within the carport when the sun shines down during the summer months.
Australian Beech is a blend of various highland species selected to give the timber a beautiful range of subtle colours and a slight pink tinge.
This attached deck and pergola was built to entertain. A dining set, comfy lounge seats and a barbecue all attest to that.
The timber-lined roof adds warmth to the design of this attached gable-roof pergola.
Suntuf polycarbonate roofing sheets are virtually unbreakable and come in a variety of thicknesses and colours.
An attached gable pergola, with one end jutting out and forming a “L” shape.
Besides being one of the most durable timber species in the market, Ironbark is sought after for its rich variety of colours — from pale, yellowish hues to deep, rich browns and everything in between. Ironbark is one of the hardest wearing hardwood timbers available in the market today, able to withstand the heavy wear and tear of daily use.
Forest Reds flooring is a blend of various timbers harvested from the coastal regions. The colours of these species range from pale pinks to rich reds and give a warm, luxurious finish to the flooring.
A curved roof generates an informal and energetic vibe for this freestanding pergola.
L shaped Pergola with Hip end and suntuf solarsmart polycarbonate roofing
Enclosed lockable carport with treated pine slats, colorbond® roofing and inbuilt polycarbonate skylight
Here we feature a few custom decks and pergolas we built with timber slat screening providing privacy, shade and protection from the weather. These have been transformed into beautiful outdoor dining areas.
Over a merbau deck with custom privacy screening. Featuring the clean lines of twinwall polycarbonate roofing, this project follows the pitch of the house roof and provides a cool and light backyard sanctuary.
Timber flooring made from Stringybark is light-coloured and helps make the space appear larger.
Blackbutt flooring is ideal for indoor applications and is resistant to fire and insects.
We built this deck with Ironbark timber over a sloping site.
These slatted timber screens, made out of treated pine, are built directly into the frame of this pergola.
This is a pyramid-shaped pergola using Suntuf twinwall polycarbonate roofing. Twinwall polycarbonate sheets are lighter than glass but are much more durable and better-able to resist hard impact.
The subtle rose tones of Flooded Gum make it a favourite for luxurious domestic flooring applications.
Here’s a picket fence with a square profile. The evenly-spaced, uniformly-cut timber creates a pattern that is pleasing to the eye and adds curb appeal to the property. Visual appeal is not the only benefit offered by picket fencing, though. It also keeps intruders out and requires very little maintenance. Find out more about the advantages of picket fencing.
This attached gable pergola features Suntuf polycarbonate roofing that keeps out harmful UV rays.
Here’s a nice and cozy pergola where people can chill out and enjoy each other’s company.
Gable-roof pergola with polycarbonate roofing.
This gable-roofed pergola features a small water fountain.
This outdoor entertaining area has it all — a gabled roof pergola, timber decking and screens to provide privacy.
This “L”-shaped Merbau deck features a bay end and a matching “L”-shaped pergola. The decking runs under house eaves to the wall of the home. A stainless steel balustrade gives the structure a contemporary feel.
We built this attached L-shaped deck and pergola right above the slope of a hill. The extended part features bay ends on both the deck and pergola, giving the structure a distinct, stylish shape.
L-shaped gable pergola with a bay end, decking and screens over an elevated site
Nestled between the hills, this property provides some outstanding views of the surrounding countryside. The house itself is built on the crest of a sloping ridge, making it a suitable staging ground for building a deck.
This project had us building a deck on the second floor of a very attractive two-storey brick home.
This carport is designed to integrate with the existing house’s architectural style.
Bay Ended Kapur deck over sloping site. Features Stainless steel balustrading
This is a deck we built using treated pine, stained to a rich, warm finish.
We built this detached pergola atop a timber deck. The deck itself is raised a bit, with this step leading up to the deck area.
Brushbox is a very appealing flooring material because of its fine, interlocked grain and even texture.
This attached L-shaped gable pergola has the L’s foot recessed, rather than jutting out as is more commonly the case.
The attached gable roof pergola features a false gable and flat section on a low level Merbau deck.
This pergola is enclosed with screening for privacy from the neighbours. The back door featured here can be closed with the blind attached to the inside of the door frame. In this way airflow and access can be changed as desired.
Tallowwood is a light-coloured wood that is also highly durable. It can withstand scratches from furniture, pets and other objects that may cause damage when dragged across the floor.
Turpentine solid strip flooring is ideal for heavy traffic areas in the house or outdoor extension area.
