Stacker doors
Stacker doors allow massive openings in homes, letting you effectively open up an entire wall onto either a different part of the house, or...
Dutch doors or stable doors
Dutch doors are a convenient solution in a number of different scenarios - for controlling pets or small children, for instance, or for providing...
French doors
Popular for their ability to 'open up' a space and create a big entry or exit, french doors vary significantly both in their size,...
Bi-fold doors
Bi‑fold doors have surged in popularity among Australian renovators, offering a seamless blend of style, space-saving flexibility and indoor–outdoor living enhancements. Whether fitted inside a wardrobe or opening wide to your outdoor space, knowing their benefits—and the standards they must meet—helps ensure your investment performs beautifully and lasts for years.
Hinged doors
When you think of a door, the basic hinged door is almost certainly the type that comes to mind. Find out how they work,...
Wall framing and materials
Learn about how different types of walls and floor materials (like SIPS, or suspended concrete slabs, for example) may lead to different demands in...
Rainwater collection and storage
Instead of allowing it to run down the drain, rainwater can be collected to use on gardens. Find out more about how rainwater collection...
Roof drainage
Drainage is one of the most critical, yet often overlooked, components of building or renovating a home. Good drainage ensures water flows away from your home and off your property efficiently, protecting everything from your slab to your landscaping. Poor drainage, on the other hand, can lead to structural damage, mould, erosion, slab heave and expensive long-term repairs.
Roof framing elements
When renovating or building a home, understanding roof framing is essential. The roof framing system not only supports the roofing materials but also ensures structural stability and safety. This guide breaks down the key elements of roof framing, helping you make informed decisions during your renovation project.
Roofs and bushfire codes
If you live in a bushfire prone area, your roof will need to meet special requirements in terms of the way it's constructed. Find...