FAQs

A range of variables will affect the total outlay of your deck: Size of the area Type of material used (timber/softwood/hardwood/ composite) If you include stairs, a balustrade, verandahs and pergolas Foundations to be built on (soil type can affect this) Council permit costs (if any) If the area is elevated/ slanted then this can create […]

Decking is a splendid way to extend your building’s living space. Typically, it offers an extra social space ideal for children playing, entertaining, dining, or relaxing. Simply put, it’s one of the most attractive additions that can be made to a home.

The cost of decking material is lower than that of paving material. Moreover, the construction cost of decking is lower than paving. However, the maintenance cost of pavers is less than decks. Besides, pavers may never need replacement like decks.

Both wooden decks and composite decks are currently popular options for decking. But the best decking material should perfectly suit your space. Therefore, you need to strike a balance/compromise between budget, ease of maintenance, climate, and overall aesthetic. Our recommended choice is composite decking due to the durability and wooden like feel you get from

The lifespan of decks depends on the type on the types of materials. For instance, softwood decks will last up to 15 years or more, while hardwood decks will last up to 20 years. However, the important thing is the deck substructure. Timber rails can last up 25 years when treated well.

Both wood and composite can scratch, though the tendency is higher in wood than in composite. Moving furniture or heavy play is the primary cause of scratches on decking boards. The solution varies with the manufacturer and type of scratches. While scratches might make your deck ugly, it is advisable not to repair them because,

Decking will lose its colour over time. But it is easy to restore colour if the deck with a new lick of paint and sealer to protect it… However, the selection of the paint matters: Oil or paraffin paints are a better option if you don’t want the wood decks to absorb moisture and soak