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22.01.2022 *** BEFORE and AFTER 135mm Spotted Gum Tiered Poolside Deck SS Screws 10Gx65mm Matching Gas Lift Lid Storage Seat Boxes Deck Protector for long term joist and bearer protection... Backside moisture protection and Weed Control Film and Screed See more

21.01.2022 Here is some photos of a Portico Deck just completed on Sandhurst Estate. Wood species is Spotted Gum, board width 86mm.

15.01.2022 NOT ALL DECKS ARE BUILT LIKE THIS DECK PROTECTOR .... an umbrella for your critical deck substructure We use Deck Protector, guaranteed to increase the life of your Joists and Bearers.... The exposed Joists will have absorbed a small degree of the water droplets shown sitting on the protected Joists, and premature ageing begins.

12.01.2022 Here is some photos of a 20m2 entertainment deck project in Sandhurst. Wood species is Spotted Gum, board width 86mm. Great pics of the high variety of colours of Spotted Gum.

11.01.2022 *** BEFORE and AFTER 140mm Merbau Alfresco Deck SS Screws 10Gx65mm 90mm Merbau Hand Rail 90mm Cypress Gold Hand Rail Supports... SS Wire Balustrade Deck Protector for long term joist and bearer protection Backside moisture protection and Weed Control Film and Screed See more

10.01.2022 Merbau Entertainment Deck

07.01.2022 Here is some photos of a +100m2 entertainment decking project in Frankston South. Wood species is Merbau, board width 86mm. This was a low lying deck requiring a stirrup bearer system.

07.01.2022 *** BEFORE and AFTER 135mm Spotted Gum Verandah SS Screws 10Gx65mm 90mm Cypress Gold DAR Posts Pryda post Supports

02.01.2022 Here is a simple solution to a problem with Trees growing through Decks. At William Road Kinder, the deck was profiled close to the buttress of the tree and lo and behold before too long the deck has twisted and distorted as the tree grows wider, causing a trip hazard to the children at the Kinder. A replacement Deck was built over the top of the existing, including planter style enclosures around the trees filled with stones, allowing the trees to expand freely without touching the Deck Frame and distorting it further. Thanks to everyone on the working bee who helped inc, Arch Fotheringham, Paul Mara and Adam Adkin and especially David Cocking and Brett Lowing who stayed to the bitter end to see it all done before Kinder restarted.