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How to fix a squeaky garage door

Squeaking garage door driving you insane? It's time to lubricate the moving parts with help from our comprehensive article. A squeaking or screeching garage...
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How to paint a garage door

Repainting a garage door is a great way to update the look of a house and prolong the life of the door. To ensure...

Types of garage doors

Garage doors are more than just a security feature—they’re a key part of your home’s street appeal and day-to-day functionality. Whether you're building new or renovating, understanding the different types of garage doors available can help you choose the best option for your home, budget and lifestyle.

Flex-a-door garage doors

Flex-a-doors combine the corrugated steel of a roller door with the movement of a sectional door

Sectional garage doors

A sectional garage door is made of horizontal panels that lift up and lie parallel to the ceiling when open. Each door typically has between three and eight hinged panels, guided by brackets and an overhead track. They are available in a wide range of sizes to suit different garage openings, from standard single-car widths to large custom designs for multi-car spaces.

Growing edible plants in containers

Container gardening is a flexible solution for renovations, especially when ground planting isn’t possible. It allows builders and renovators to integrate functional greenery without altering existing landscapes. Containers let you control soil quality, drainage and placement—ideal for adding value to balconies, patios and hardscaped courtyards.

How to plan a small garden

Begin by defining the purpose of your garden. Do you want a place for relaxing, cooking or growing plants? Having a clear goal helps guide choices without cluttering the area or losing functionality.

How to create a bushfire resistant garden

Bushfires are a serious hazard in many parts of Australia. Hotter, drier conditions and strong winds can cause fires to spread quickly, so gardens in bushfire-prone areas must be designed with safety in mind.

How to plan gardens in coastal areas

Coastal properties offer beautiful views, but gardens face unique conditions such as strong winds, sandy soil and salt spray. Many of the country’s homes are within 50 km of the coast, which makes these factors especially common in renovation projects by the sea.
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Gardening in windy areas

Constant or strong winds can pose problems for gardens, threatening the health of your plants and your enjoyment of your garden. Knowing how to...
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