Taking charge of designing your own deck means you’ll get a personalised outdoor deck space, creative control over design, and more bang for your buck, making this a super rewarding D.I.Y. project!
Building a deck is a great way to add extra living space and value to your home. But before the building can begin, there are a few things you need to consider when selecting timber for your deck.
Having a small backyard, balcony or courtyard doesn't mean you have to scrimp on outdoor style. We'll show you how to create a relaxing outdoor space you, your family and your friends will never want to leave.
This is the big one. Watch as the team create the ultimate backyard and alfresco space with multiple spaces for entertaining, a produce garden and even a place for the kids to play.
The key to a long-lasting deck that looks and feels great is maintenance! With regular care and attention, you can keep your outdoor deck looking beautiful and inviting for years to come.
Re-oiling your deck is an important part of any outdoor maintenance schedule, as it adds a new layer of protection to the wood, giving your deck a longer lifespan.
A deck is the perfect place to entertain family and friends, so it’s important to make sure it’s always looking great. There’s nothing like giving your deck a thorough clean to bring it back to life and with the right tools and equipment, it’s a pretty simple job.
Whitewashing a deck can introduce a unique look to your outdoor area, brightening the wood to allow the natural grain to shine through. It adds a touch of added coastal flair, while also remaining texturally interesting and contributing to the idea of a summer retreat.
Sanding back your deck before you give it a stain is a great way to improve the smoothness of the finish. As long as you get your preparation right and use the right tools, this simple job will help make your deck look and feel good for years to come. Here's everything you need to know to do the job properly.
If the timber in your deck is splitting, it may be time to repair it. However, there's no need to replace the whole thing! In this DIY project, we show you how to replace an old board with a few common tools and a little time, ensuring you can enjoy your deck for years to come.