
Replacing a Rotten Deck Frame With Steel: A St Ives Retrofit That Saved the Boards
A ten year old, premium 60 square metre Spotted Gum deck in St Ives still looked fantastic from the top. The homeowner’s actual complaint was

A ten year old, premium 60 square metre Spotted Gum deck in St Ives still looked fantastic from the top. The homeowner’s actual complaint was

A hillside property in Belrose, backing straight onto Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park bushland, came back from the BAL assessment at BAL-40, with BAL-FZ level detailing

Freshwater sits close enough to the ocean spray zone that the air itself is part of the engineering brief. Less than 300 metres from the

A steep corner block in Elanora Heights, a big drop from street level down to the front door, and a client who wanted two things

Most decking advice on sloped blocks focuses on the wrong problem. It talks about design, cantilevers, split levels, without ever addressing why the subframe underneath

Search “steel deck framing” and you’ll mostly land on kit sellers: Bunnings’ own Steel-Deck range, SmartKits, a few others selling light gauge modular systems you

Search “BAL compliant decking” and you’ll mostly find product manufacturers telling you their own board is rated for it. Ekodeck telling you Ekodeck is compliant.

Here’s something we see constantly. A homeowner has a deck they’re sick of. Boards are tired, maybe a bit rough, and they want it done

Nine times out of ten, when someone comes to me wanting composite boards, they’ve already done their homework. They know they don’t want to oil

Most homeowners have no idea what their deck frame is made of. Why would they? You can’t see it. It’s under the boards, doing its

Sydney’s deck environment isn’t kind Spend any time around decking jobs in Sydney and you learn quickly that a good-looking deck is only half the
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