CASE STUDIES
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Glass panels in the corners provide a good windbreak for this deck and pergola in Wantirna South. 90mm merbau was used on the deck, and bronze laserlight for the pergola |
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This 7m x 2m deck in Camberwell was built with 70mm merbau. Natural deck oil was then applied to give it a sleek finish |
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Bi-fold doors were fitted which open to this 90mm merbau deck in Bentleigh. The client requested a long step around for children to use as seating whilst entertaining |
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A merbau deck with a lift-up back seat transformed this courtyard in Bentleigh East, whilst providing storage for their children's toys |
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This 90mm merbau decking has tied in fantastically with the capping tile around this pool in McKinnon. Yet to be stained |
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This jarrah tounge and grooved decking boards combined with this pergola enhanced this fifties weatherboard house in bentleigh east |
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The client for this project was after a complete overhaul of this rear unit courtyard in Bentleigh East. We used 90mm merbau decking; cypress pine for the retaining wall and bamboo screening covered the original fence. A water feature was also used in the transformation, but is still under construction |
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Two engineered steel beams were cantilevered under the roof to allow these bi-fold doors to open completely with no support post required in the middle |
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This corner seating with storage and deck make for great entertaining area in Brighton |
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This picket fence with an arbor finish completes this corner block in Bentleigh East. A decorative tulip was featured on each fence panel |
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This pitched roof carport in Bentleigh East features an automated sliding gate and matching fence. Mini orb colorbond was used for the fence and gate |
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The old sandpit was given a make over in this South Oakleigh kindergarten. Merbau was used |
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Merbau top and stainless steel wire were a modern look for this handrail in Edithvale |
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The finishing touches go on this balcony in Edithvale |
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Fanning out the steps made the most of a small space at the end of this deck in Bentleigh |