Should decking grooves face up or down?
Are they for traction? For looks? To keep the boards dry? Or are they there for a different reason altogether? Find out why decks...
Deck weatherproofing
Because your deck is a part of the exterior of your home, it's important that it's designed to bear the brunt of the weather...
Pool and spa decking
Decking and pools go hand in hand - and choosing the right sort of decking for your pool can not only make it look...
Choose a decking design
When it comes to designing decking, a bit of creativity and courage definitely go a long way. Find out what kinds of things should...
Decking and pergola infills
Patterned, ornate wooden infills can either be used as roof cladding, or attached to pergola or gazebo walls to offer further shade or privacy...
Freestanding decks
Freestanding decks are decks that don't attach directly to your home or any other fixed structure. Freestanding decks offer a good way to create...
Decks to increase living areas
Decks can be used as a simple way to extend living areas. 'Outdoor rooms' and patios are very popular, and are excellent places to...
Multi-level decks
Multi-level decks allow you to separate a deck into different areas for different purposes, or to create a particular structural feature to improve the...
Deck handrails and fencing
Beyond a certain height, decks in Australia must have handrails installed to help prevent accidental falls. Find out more about different types of handrail...
Wood stains
A number of different stains, paints and acrylic treatments can be applied to timber, both to improve the way it looks and to help...