Enjoying the Australian summer during bushfire season is stress free if you take the time to research and build a deck that meets your local area's Bushfire Attack Level (BAL) rating.
With clever design and warming features, there’s no need to abandon outdoor decks when the cool weather sets in
A run-down deck with rotten boards might look like it needs to be demolished, but if the damage is localised, you can fix minor issues to avoid total replacement, and still have a safe outdoor area.
Broken or split timber boards pose a safety hazard and should be repaired or replaced as soon as possible.
Check out our DIY video for building a deck, timber free!
Follow these four easy steps to keep your deck in top condition throughout the colder months
Add privacy to a deck area by installing a timber slat screen
In this DIY video, we show you how to build a fire-safe deck using a steel frame and composite decking boards.
Look below the surface to ensure the structural elements of your deck is in good shape
In this DIY video we show you how to plan a deck and explain what you need to know about footings
In this DIY video we explain everything you need to know about decking posts
In this DIY video we explain what you need to know about bearers and joists
In this DIY video we explain what you need to know about laying decking boards
Learn how to fix a cracked and damaged timber handrail with our easy step-by-step guide
Plan a deck that will be enjoyed by your family for years to come
