Tasmanian Outdoor Living's team is the perfect choice if you're in search of a deck- or pergola builder. We create custom decks & pergolas that fit your unique needs and lifestyle.
There is no reason to feel sorry for your outdoor space. You can have a sturdy and beautiful deck that lasts for years with plastic decking. Try plastic decking instead of using pressure treated lumber.
• The size of your deck should be proportional to the size of your home.
We can help you create a pergola or deck that suits your needs, no matter how tight your budget is. Get in touch with us to learn more.
We know that building a deck is a huge project but we are confident that we can do it. We'll work together with you to find out what you want. Then we'll begin making your dream come true.
Deck stairs make a great addition for any home. The deck stairs make it easy to move from the deck to your yard. They are durable and can be used in any weather.
We will work closely with clients to create a deck/pergola that suits their budget and requirements. Only the best materials are used in construction. We can help create the perfect outdoor space in your backyard, no matter how simple or elaborate.
There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, as the best wood for decking in Australia will vary depending on the climate and location. However, some of the most popular woods used for decking in Australia include Merbau, Jarrah, and Kwila.
Merbau is a hardwood that is very resistant to rot and decay, making it a popular choice for decks in wet climates. Jarrah is also a hardwood that is very durable and resists rot and decay, making it a good choice for areas with high levels of rainfall. Kwila is a tropical hardwood that can withstand extreme temperatures and weather conditions.
Low-maintenance decking options include composite decking materials and vinyl decking. Composite decking is made of a mix of wood fibers and plastic, and it doesn't require painting, staining, or sealing. Vinyl decking is made from PVC, and it also doesn't require any kind of maintenance.
Absolutely! Termites absolutely love to feast on merbau wood - it's one of their favorite foods, in fact. If you have merbau furniture or floors in your home, then you'll need to be extra vigilant about termite prevention. Treating the wood with a reliable insecticide or herbicide can help keep them at bay, but you'll also need to regularly inspect the wood for signs of termite activity. If you spot any Telltale holes or sawdust-like debris, contact a professional pest control company immediately to get rid of the problem before it does serious damage to your home.