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Pergola

Advice on all things related to pergolas, including local bushfire and cyclone regulations, types of materials, pergola styles and designs and roofing options.

Decking oil

Decking oil is a type of oil used to penetrate and protect timber decking from the elements and general deterioration. Decking oil can be...

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...

Pergola shadecloth

Shadecloth is a light, inexpensive material often attached to pergolas to provide a bit of relief from the sun. Shadecloth can help improve the...

Silvertop Ash decking and pergolas

Silvertop Ash, also known as Coast Ash, is native to Australia. It is sustainably grown readily available, and is strong and durable. Silvertop Ash...

Spotted Gum decking and pergolas

Spotted gum, also known as Lemon-Scented Gum, is native to coastal areas in eastern Australia. As decking, it is attractive, tough and fade-resistant, and...

Red Gum decking and pergolas

Red Gum refers to a number of Australian species (most commonly River Red Gum). Red gum offers beautiful hues and graining, and is rot...

Cypress decking and pergolas

Cypress is the name given to a range of different species of conifer. Cypress is durable, stable and resistant to termites and insects, and...

Treated pine decking and pergolas

Treated pine is in plentiful supply, and is very affordable. It offers a 'softer' feel underfoot than some other types of wood. Pine must...

Bamboo decking and pergolas

Bamboo decking is relatively new but increasingly popular, and considered to be environmentally friendly and sustainable. Good bamboo is extremely tough, and is naturally...

Jarrah decking and pergolas

Jarrah is a native eucalypt from Western Australia, which is valued as a durable, termite and weather resistant hardwood. Jarrah has a beautiful, uniform...
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