1. We offer a wide range of decking and pergola options to suit any home.
Looking for a durable and attractive option for your decking material? Metal decking could be the perfect solution! Metal decks are known for their durability and resistance to weathering, making them a great option for homes in any climate.Plus, Metal decking can give your outdoor space a modern and stylish look.
While building a deck may seem daunting, we are confident that it can be done. We will work with your to create the deck of your dreams.
Composite decking can be a beautiful and durable option for your outdoor space. Composite decking can also be made from recycled materials so it is a sustainable option. Composite decking may be the best choice for those who want a low-maintenance option.
Deck railings made of wood are common features in many homes. There are many options. But why settle for the common when you have something different?
Deck railing is a crucial support system for deck structure. It acts as a safety barrier and prevents people from falling off the edge.
We will work with you to create a deck or pergola that suits your budget and needs. And we'll use only the best quality materials. We can design and build a deck or pergola to entertain guests, or for relaxation.
Decking prices in Australia vary depending on the type of timber you choose, the size and shape of your deck, and the level of labour involved. Generally speaking, budget a minimum of $180/m² for a basic deck constructed out of treated pine, or up to $350/m² or more for decks made from more premium timbers such as merbau. If you want an elaborate curved or wraparound deck, expect to pay even more. Labour costs will typically add an additional $50-75/m² to the cost of the decking itself.
As a general rule, Spotted Gum is better than merbau. It is more durable and stable, making it ideal for outdoor use in harsh environments. Additionally, Spotted Gum has a higher resistance to moisture, rot, and termites – meaning it will better withstand the elements over time. The timber’s distinctive grain patterns and Colour variation also give it added appeal.
That being said, there are certain situations where merbau may be the better option. For example, if you are looking for a timber with a reddish hue, then merbau would be a better choice – as Spotted Gum has more of a brownish tone.
There is no definitive answer to this question since it ultimately depends on the specific project and your personal preferences. However, in general, merbau is considered to be a superior option to treated pine. Merbau is a hardwood that is naturally resistant to rot and decay, making it an ideal choice for outdoor projects. Additionally, it has a beautiful reddish-brown color that can add increased visual appeal to your project. While treated pine is also relatively durable, it may not withstand the elements as well as merbau and over time may require more maintenance. Ultimately, the best way to determine which material is right for your needs is to consult with a professional contractor or designer who can offer guidance based on your specific situation