Outdoor

Pitched pergolas differ from flat roofed pergolas in that they incorporate a 'pitched' or angled roof. Pitched pergolas allow for good water runoff, and...

Gabled pergolas feature a ridged or peaked roof, and are recognisable for their triangular shape. Gabled pergolas are attractive, and allow for good water...

Pergolas and gazebos without roof cladding are called 'open top' pergolas. These pergolas offer a way to improve the look of outdoor areas, as...

Various types of cladding can be installed on pergolas, including shadecloth, steel, plastic, PVC, among others. Find out more about what cladded pergolas and...

We've all seen them and they're attractive and naturally shady - but what sorts of things do you need to consider when planning a...

Are they for traction? For looks? To keep the boards dry? Or are they there for a different reason altogether? Find out why decks...

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...

Many products exist these days specifically to fasten decking. Some do it in a way that obscures the fasteners, others add extra strength, durability...

Not sure how much you should be paying, and for what? Find out what kinds of costs and expenses you're likely to incur building...

The foundations of any deck or pergola aren’t just structural—they determine longevity, stability, and resistance to moisture, termites, and soil movement. If you're serious about building something safe and long-lasting, choosing the right footing and support system is essential.