We love combining function with beauty so what's not to love about the Stratco Outback Sunroof Louve? Keep the roof open when the sun is out or keep it closed when it starts to rain or gets windy and cold. This louvred patio design is so practical that we just love it and so do our clients in Safety Beach on the Mornington Peninsula. We recently installed the Stratco Outback Sunroof Louvre patio to complete their outdoor entertainment area. Our clients love that they can keep the roof open to let all that gorgeous sunlight in,  especially in winter and then close the roof when it starts to heat up for extra shade or to have protection from the elements. Our clients chose the electronic close option to provide a easy and seamless open and close over and over again.  

We recently installed the beautiful and functional Stratco Outback Cooldek for our clients in Dromana on the Mornington Peninsula. With its insulated panel this outdoor structure provides roofing, insulation and a smooth beautiful ceiling in one product. The Stratco Outback Cooldek is built to last and has outstanding thermal performance which is the perfect solution for outdoor entertaining and relaxation in the fresh air on the Mornington Peninsula.  

We recently transformed our clients long country driveway in Rosebud/Main Ridge on the Mornington Peninsula. 
A large aspect of this project was creating a drainage solution that would remove excess rain water from the driveway. 
The steel edging and rocks we added created the perfect solution for this driveway whilst complementing the home. 
We can't wait to get back to this property to complete further works. Our clients love the result and commented on how structurally sound our landscape construction is!

We recently transformed a backyard in Dromana on the Mornington Peninsula into a low maintenance outdoor oasis.  Our busy client wanted a garden design and backyard landscape that she could enjoy and entertain guests, that was easy to maintain and complemented her existing landscape. 

The landscape construction consisted of a wrap around retaining wall with drainage, steps to the upper level, steel edging to define garden beds, exposed aggregate concrete slab to entertain and a feature batten privacy screen with gate. 

A fire pit area became the focal point of the landscape design with two custom built large bench seats, a corten steel fire pit bowl and wood stacker and corten ring garden bed frames. Low maintenance and beautiful succulents were planted in the corten rings. 

Dromana toppings and Indian sand stone pavers were chosen to create that relaxed coastal vibe. 

Our client loves her new outdoor garden and entertaining area and so do we. 

​Are you ready to start your Career doing something you love? Come and join us in this JUNIOR LANDSCAPING role where you will get paid to learn and study at the same time!


About the business
Coastal Creations Landscaping is a family owned landscape design and construction company based on the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria. We work with landscape architects and designers, to construct coastal and natural landscapes for residential and rural properties on and around the Mornington Peninsula. We specialise in high quality landscapes using wood, metal and natural resources.
 
Our projects encompass a variety of landscaping including constructing hardscapes; decking, pergolas, feature fencing, garden beds, retaining walls, steel edging, paving, concreting, steps, outdoor art, water features, spa installation, screens, drainage and irrigation. Our work also includes all things horticulture including planting, removing weeds, laying turf, taking care of plants, mowing grass and cutting dead growth.
 
Are you?
·         Someone who likes to work in a team?
·         Physically fit and likes manual work
·         Friendly, easy to talk to and polite
·         Loves working outdoors and with your hands
·         Motivated and eager to learn
·         Someone who takes pride in everything you do
·         A bit of an outdoor guru, with great attention to detail?
 
The Role
·         As a 1st Year Apprentice you will learn from the ground up and work alongside our leading Landscaper and 3rd year apprentice.
·         You will need to be physically fit and self-motivated to help lift heavy wood, move wheel barrows, dig holes, maintain a safe and organized construction environment and provide support to our team.
·         You will learn the ins and outs of landscape construction, materials, power tools, landscaping tools, planting, site clearing, site preparation and more!
 
What the main attributes we are looking for
 
·         Must have driver’s licence preferably manual
·         Live local to the Mornington Peninsula or nearby
·         Positive and outgoing
·         Willing to listen and learn
·         Good attitude
·         Recently finished high school and looking to start their dream career
·         Prior experience in labouring and wood work would be a bonus but not essential
 
Please email a short cover letter explaining why you would be suitable for this role and your resume to [email protected].
 Candidates must be able to meet at Dromana base each morning to go to site. 
This full time opportunity comes with flexible working conditions, a trade qualification and a career in the great outdoors!
Apply now!
 
 


 
 

 The team at Coastal Creations Landscaping recently completed a landscaping makeover for our clients in St Andrews Beach on the Mornington Peninsula. Working alongside Robyn Barlow Design and Claire Martin, the team worked to transform this French inspired holiday house façade from overgrown to understated Coastal Charm Cottage. 

The landscape design complemented the recent coastal garden transformation of the back yard and two side fences. This was seen through the u-shape flowing drive-way, native indigenous planting, beautiful Indian Sandstone pavers and grass paver blocks creating the industrial edge. 

A transformation of the side walk-way was also included in the design which included a new outdoor rustic shower, Indian Sandstone pavers, a lock up bike storage box and custom built screen and gate.

With the design in place the team starting the project by first clearing out the dead trees, undergrowth and weeds from the front and side. A dig out was completed of the driveway and cement treated base rock was laid. The existing front porch was extended.

The fun started though after the outdoor shower base was laid and shower connected to the septic tank. That's when it became apparent that there was a whole new challenge and toileting puns became the savour for getting through the process of dealing with the septic tank and waste. With the council rolling out new septic mains in the area, it was a blessing in disguise for our clients who took the opportunity for a new solution to their old and full septic tank. With the help of Hydrate Plumbing, a new septic tank pumping station was installed and connected to the septic mains.    

After that it was smooth sailing. The grass pave blocks were laid from Austral Masonry and Bairnsdale toppings were used as a filler. The coastal garden was planted, along with irrigation, geofabric to separate soil from toppings and landscaping lighting. The front yard creates a simple and solid foundation for the plants to grow and flourish, thus creating continual appeal for years to come. We look forward to seeing this space transform. 

Our clients in McCrae on the Mornington Peninsula were excited to transform their new home build into a functional outdoor space that they could enjoy, including gardening, relaxing in their spa and adding their own artistic flair through sculpture.  

The landscape construction needed to work with the natural upward sloping landscape, the materials and design chosen to capture our clients desire to create a relaxed and country cottage landscape design. The property faced onto a street and there was a property behind, both neighbours shared the same road access driveway.

The first step was to create structure, safety and platform areas out the back using retaining walls. We started from the back and built the retaining walls from the top down. Garden boxes were built around the existing small deck, which allowed our client to plant and create the perfect cottage garden with beautiful flowers. Sir Walter Buffalo grass was laid on the top area, the middle was chosen to be filled with plants and the lower level would be grass free with a vegetable garden and feature clothes line in the centre. On the bottom level, a custom built espalier frame was constructed and stainless steel balustrade wire was used. Sandstone pavers were laid in the grass free area with river pebbles laid around.

A small Merbau deck platform and steps were constructed to allow access to each level and Hillview granite was used in the step design which was locally sourced from Dromana. The larger side steps were built in collaboration with Dynes Eco Build. Our greatest challenge would have to be working with the slope, moving materials and especially a spa!

An existing structural retaining wall in the back was transformed using twisted Rio mesh to create a climbing wall for the plants over this retaining wall.
Up the top level our clients relax and unwind in their spa. Perfect Pool Fencing installed the glass fencing and we did the rest.

Out the front our clients wanted to build a space that they could further plant, including grow vegetables. A Corten panel wall was constructed to provide screening.  
Out the front of the house, the area was cleared and two paths were constructed so that each neighbour could access their driveway from the road. The new landscape design was finished off with a custom designed Corten steel letter box, Western Port Lazer Cutting constructed and installation and design was by Coastal Creations Landscaping.
Our clients love their new landscaping and have spent many hours gardening and adding their personal touch!
Well done team!
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We completed a poolside landscaping make-over for a home in Mornington on the Mornington Peninsula. Our clients had a lovely existing paved pool area, though the side yard had grass that wasn't growing due to a large screen hedge along their boundary fence which provided privacy, though blocked sunlight. The existing soil had poor nutrients and needed a healthy blend top up to ensure new plants would thrive. 

The landscape consultation identified that our clients wanted a tropical feel to their garden design and landscape construction that complemented the existing black wood veranda. Our clients wanted a black pergola to create a focal point for their backyard pool area which was laid with Indian Sandstone pavers to add a WOW effect. Wire was installed inside the new pergola to provide support for Jasmine climbers that will have small white flowers all year round. 

An existing small hedge was removed around the pool and a new wrap around retaining wall was constructed and painted black. 

Irrigation was installed along with landscape lighting to create a visual appeal at night.

The clients chose tropical plants and grasses, including two established Chinese Windmill palms on either side of the pergola. The gardens were covered in mulch.  

Our clients love the final result and enjoy seeing their new space even in the colder months. They cant wait to get outside and make use of their new landscape once the weather warms up!

Before​

Our client in Langwarrin had purchased her unit in Langwarrin just over a year ago and wanted an outdoor landscape that was low maintenance, usable and aesthetically pleasing. This project was completed in collaboration with Genus Landscape Architects​ who designed the new outdoor space. The rest was left to us!

With a small outdoor courtyard, our client wanted to maximise the useable space to entertain her friends, whilst also hiding the existing utilities such as the hot water system and pump. With a desire for a healthy garden, the job involved removing over 4.5 cubic metres of soil. treating the remaining soil and bringing in the replacement soil in through the garage door, the only backyard access point. 

A new merbau deck was constructed to provide a platform area that flowed from the back sliding door. Steel edging was used to create flow and shape to the garden bed, whilst also providing a border to keep the garden toppings contained. 

Australian natives were chosen for their low maintenance and natural appeal. Our client also wanted to include lavender as one of the many plant varieties. Reo mesh was used to create a screen on the fence and Lady Di Climber was planted which will provide a beautiful green screen with pretty white flowers. Other plant varieties included Kangaroo Paw and low lying creepers. Organic blended mulch was used as the covering and a drip line irrigation was installed to support healthy plant growth. Simple and natural paths were created using Honeycomb Blue Stone Pavers and Bairnsdale Toppings.

An laser cut corten steel screen was mounted around the existing hot water service to hide the utility and a box was constructed over the existing hot water pump under the merbau deck. 

Another screen will be mounted against the brick wall and lights installed for a feature wall effect in the near future. Our client loves her new outdoor space and looks forward to inviting friends over to them entertain outdoors. 

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Our client in Dromana wanted a minimal and clean landscaping design solution for her new home build in Dromana on the Mornington Peninsula. She was after a beautiful lawn for her grandchildren to play and landscaping construction solutions that allowed her to plant her favourite plants and grow a strong and healthy vegetable patch. The goal of the makeover was to maintain the original contour of the land and provide an outdoor space to relax and engage in her gardening hobby. 

A retained garden bed was constructed to allow our client to plant trees along her fence line and along her windows. The garden beds had old soil removed and were filled with healthy  garden blended soil. Raised planter boxes were constructed using treated pine, then lined with plastic and filled with vegetable blend to support a strong and healthy vegetable garden. To allow a healthy and lush grass to grow we removed the old top soil which contained pollutants from the house build, and added 80-100ml of clean organic top soil for the grass. Eureka Kikuyu grass turf was laid from Strathayr. 

At the front of the property a curved path was constructed from the deck to an entrance gate. Steel edging was using to shape the path and Australian hardwood sleepers were used for the steps. The path was laid with Bairnsdale topping, and Crazy Indian Sandstone Pavers were used for the steppers. 

Our client is so happy with her green healthy lawn and her vegetable garden is growing beautifully. We are also providing a fortnightly lawn and garden maintenance program for her new landscaping to ensure that it's kept healthy and strong . Our client is delighted by her new outdoor space and loves getting outdoors and sharing it with her family and friends. 

Photos Before 
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Coastal Creations Landscaping value quality workmanship and creating a safe outdoor environment for our clients on the Mornington Peninsula. We completed a landscaping makeover for our lovely 80 year old's holiday home on Arthurs Seat. The property was in need of some TLC and our client also needed safe access points around her home. 

The first step in the landscaping construction process was to build a structural retaining wall that ran from the driveway to the front of the home. We had lots of fun digging away at the rock in Arthurs Seat to make room for the steel uprights. We also levelled out the driveway in preparation for a surface topping in the near future. The old steps were definitely not safe and the home also needed a fresh walkway and entrance steps from the street. We constructed the new steps and laid exposed aggregate concrete to create a natural look to the path. A new hand rail was also built to provide added safety when entering the home. 

Our client and her family loved the finished look and had peace of mind knowing that the landscaping around the home was built with structural integrity and quality workmanship.

Coastal Coastal Creations Landscaping completed a country landscaping project for a new home build in Merricks Beach on the Mornington Peninsula. Working in collaboration with Genus Landscape Architects, the landscape design was inspired by formal native gardens and clean lines through the landscape construction. A few creative touches were added to create interest including the jagged edge hardwood fire pit area, staggered hardwood sleeper path and jagged steel edging on the lawn.

The property was a clean slate after the home build, and the first step was to create structure and stability around the home by moving soil back from the home, building a retaining wall, steps, and levelling out gravel paths. A dry creek river bed was created and planted with natives to provide drainage and create space between the laid turf and wild grass. Sir Walter Buffalo grass was used for the turf. 

The pool area was paved and a rock garden was planted around the pool. Hardwood sleepers were used to build a path along the front of the home, and these sleepers were laid using a staggered effect.  Steel edging was used to create strong clean lines that separated the garden beds from the paths and turf. Hardwood sleepers were laid and pinned in concrete to build a fire pit area at the front of the home. Coastal Creations Landscaping constructed two bench seats made out of 200x200 cyprus posts and another bench seat positioned at the top of the sleeper pathway. 

We are sure our clients will enjoy many hours having a nice cold drink, sitting on their benches, watching the sun go down, or gazing into their fire pit.   

Our experience working with reclaimed timber on this project has been a sneaky double edged sword. But, being tenacious and like every great story, this project was triumphant against the many challenges faced by our skilled craftsmen in working with a timber that was over 120 years old. The excitement and enthusiasm to create a unique outdoor setting that had beautiful appeal and history for our great clients in Frankston South, was easily counteracted by the challenges and frustrations uncovered when dealing with the imperfections of reclaimed timber. But the timber had years left in her, and we were up for the challenge to transform the Douglas Fir timber into chic outdoor furniture that complemented their existing pool landscaping. 

What were the challenges you may ask? Well, these 5 pieces of Douglas Fir timber were carefully selected by our clients but it took us over 7 hours to remove nails and screws embedded in the timber once upon a time when it acted as floor joists. After having the timber pieces milled and squared, all the hidden imperfections were now clearly visible, including burn marks and oil stains, which can cause reaction with sealants and vanish. And we did come across some annoying reactions during the curing process. But with persistence these challenges were overcome.

Our clients vision for the outdoor setting was to create an outdoor table and bench that had a distressed look with a white base to match their existing outdoor furniture. We got to work to first bog up the little holes in the timber, then painted the timber with weather shield white paint. Next our handy work came in by lightly hand sanding the timber to achieve a distressed and weathered look. Six coats of marine grade high gloss varnish were applied to all sides of the timber to seal and protect the surface from the outdoor elements. Time was needed to allow the coatings to cure and the weather played a big part in choosing the right days to paint due to humidity and heat. 

DBG Engineering created the curved frames our clients were after and Kev's Powercoating & Sandblasting gave the steel a sleek black finish for an industrial look. The steel legs also nicely complemented the corten steel panels in the home's landscape design.

The table and bench seats were delivered just in time for an outdoor family event. We were  very  happy to finally send this project off to our clients, and our clients love the final result!
Thank-you to all of our great suppliers on the Mornington Peninsula. The outdoor furniture now glows with appeal and entices enjoyment, just like the liquid gold produced from the old Cartlon United Brewery which the timber was reclaimed from. 

Before photos
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The corten steel panels are sold as black sheets and over time will rust beautifully creating a rustic wall around the spa that provides both protection and privacy. ​

Bamboo screens are a great way to hide garden sheds and create softness and relaxation in your landscape design. We planted bamboo in the garden bed just in front of the bamboo panels which will grow quickly creating softness and privacy in the pool area. 

At last this beautiful outdoor metal art pear sculpture has arrived to its new home at Marine Park Equestrian property in Dromana on the Mornington Peninsula.

Over 400 horse shoes were used to create this amazing outdoor sculpture, the shoes were kindly donated by a good friend and farrier based on the Morninton Peninsula.

The sculpture was a creative project which first involved the preparation and cleaning of the horse shoes, then planning of the pear. Each horse shoe has been structurally wielded to ensure a durable and long lasting outdoor metal art piece for our clients.

Many thanks to Campbell Hammersley-Alderson for assisting with design and construction of the pear. 

This Outdoor Metal Art Pear sculpture stands at over 1.8 metres high and is a beautiful addition to our clients existing outdoor art on her property.

Many thanks to everyone who assisted with the transport and installation of this art piece. 

BEFORE

Our clients in Safety Beach wanted to add some privacy to their front courtyard and desired a landscape construction solution that complemented their existing modern rustic landscape design.

Our clients chose corten steel laser cut panels from Westernport Laser Cutting as they provided views onto the street and added curb appeal through their creative pattern design. 

​We used 150 x 150 mm dressed Cyprus Posts to brace the corten steel panels and create a beautiful border to complete the look. Corten steel panels are a great creative option for use on coastal properties as the screens are designed to rust and can be used for fencing, outdoor screens or even as an outdoor metal art focal point.  

Our clients love the end result and so do we!

A recently purchased holiday home in Rosebud on the Mornington Peninsula, was in need of a landscaping revamp including some over due TLC. The existing landscape had a good design but all the plants had overgrown and were very neglected.

Our clients not only wanted a revamp for their newly purchased holiday home, they also wanted a landscape that was low-maintenance and looked great all year round. We got to work to complete an entire landscape transformation. 

At the front, a red-gum retaining wall was constructed to create a break to the nature strip, the rocks were rearranged, irrigation was installed and new plants were planted. Low-maintenance and drought tolerant plants were chosen to ensure they thrived even when our clients were away from the property. 

Concrete was laid around the house and a slab installed out the back as a foundation to the shed. 

Out the back a new retaining wall was constructed and a dry rock wall installed. New Basalt steppers where laid across the yard, along with new irrigation, plants and fresh mulch laid on top.

All the concrete was coloured sealed to ensure longevity. 

Our clients absolutely loved the final result!

Recycled apple crates are a great, cost effective landscaping solution for growing vegetables in your garden. 

Our clients in Dromana on the Mornington Peninsula, had a space they wanted to create a veggie garden and so we got to work to make it happen. The area had a sloping bank and uneven surface, so the first step was to build a retaining wall to create a flat and solid platform which could be built upon. A circular retaining wall was chosen to create a flow in design for the natural area which would be complemented by steel edging. The centre of the area was filled with crushed rock and topped with Dromana toppings. 

Five square recycled apple crates were positioned symmetrically in the area with even spacing all around. 

The apple crates were prepared by first lining them with weed mat to allow for water drainage, and then heavy duty building plastic was lined around the sides. The crates were then half filled with scoria which is a light building material, with high drainage, that is used behind retaining walls. 

Mushroom mulch was mixed with top soil and applied on top. This mix provides nutrients to the garden as the fruit and veggies grow.

Lastly an olive tree was positioned in the centre to finish the look. 

The gardens are now bursting full of lots of delicious home grown fruit and veggies that our clients love including kale, broccoli, lettuce, spring onion, strawberries, basil, tomato and more!

A new front deck and porch was constructed for our clients in Tootgarook on the Mornington Peninsula. The existing porch was slowly falling apart and our clients wanted to build a fresh new porch with decking, including creating a wider and longer porch, and moving the access stairs to the front.

Pelawan timber decking boards were used instead of Merbau for this landscape construction project. These decking boards were chosen for their hard wearing and strength, our clients also loved the colour of the boards and wanted an alternative to the red colour of Merbau. The new decking and porch was created to ensure that it not only looked fabulous but was built to last.

When it came to the roofing, the existing roof was replaced with Zincalume Corrugated Iron to ensure that even in the summer months, the adjacent living room would be kept cool without the suns rays beaming through. 

Our clients loved the end result and so do we! 

We recently created a front yard landscape makeover for a property in Mornington on the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria. Our clients wanted to create a transformation that was low-maintenance whilst also complementing their existing landscape design. When we first met with our clients their front yard had a large hedge which they found to be high maintenance and was not adding any extra appeal or use to their front yard. 

The hedge was approximately 1.5 metres wide and created privacy for our clients, but the existing grass on their front yard wasn't growing and their current drive-way was quite narrow so they didn't have much space when reversing their car from the garage. 

The goal of the project was to create a private court-yard garden that our clients could enjoy. 

Our clients loved the finished look and have had friends also comment on how great their new private court-yard garden looks!

We recently constructed a flat top natural cyprus picket fence for our great clients sloping corner property in Rosebud on the Mornington Peninsula. We love quality landscape construction and our clients loved their new front fence with entrance gate. Now their property is more secure and the fence adds curb appeal to their property. Win-Win!

Check out our photos and let us know what you think?!

Coastal and rustic quality fencing by Coastal Creations Landscaping on the Mornington Peninsula. 

We recently installed a new picket fence and gates with an automatic swing system for a home in McCrae on the Mornington Peninsula. We constructed the 1.8 metre picket fence with capping using 70mm x 20mm cyprus pickets, 150mm x 50mm cyprus capping and treated pine sleepers and rails.

The line of the fence was slightly sloping so we installed each panel with a 100mm step down. Metal gates were wielded in our workshop and then were sent away to get powder coated. We also installed a letterbox into the fence. 

Once powder coated, the strong metal frame gate was cladded with cyprus pickets and hung. The whole fence and gate has been painted by the client and is just waiting for a top coat. Dean from Southern Peninsula Gates installed the automatic gate swing system which is the FAAC brand. 

Our clients love the security their new fence brings and the ease of their new automatic gate system. 

We recently completed a front and backyard landscape design and construction transformation for a new home in Mornington on the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria.

Our clients had a small backyard but big ideas on transforming this outdoor space into something they would love and use regularly.

The backyard had an existing back fence and a small deck already constructed, but the backyard sloped downwards and the space was unusable. 

The first step was to construct a retaining wall across the whole back boundary fence and part way along the side boundary fence. This would provide a wall to build up and level the existing free space in the backyard.

A box retaining wall was constructed to provide a space to house the clients Thin Tanks (www.thintanks.com.au) and plumbing. The tanks were positioned in ground to hide the plumbing equipment and view for our clients and surrounding properties. 

The backyard was back filled with soil to create a level backyard ready for the next phase. 

The side boundary fence was also prepared by installing upright posts and then attaching the palings. The fence was 1.9 meters high on our clients side. 

With the backyard levelled and fence constructed, we extended the existing deck out by an extra board to ensure the decking covered a previously laid protruding concrete slab. 
We extended the deck vertically by constructing a merbau screen to create a beautiful flow on effect.

Sand stone crazy paving steppers were laid along the side of the house.  

We had a lot of rain during this project which is one of the challenges of landscaping through the winter months. Our goal is always to minimise projects getting messy and sometimes that means holding off construction on very wet days. 

Overall we were happy with the level of mud created during the project.

The sand stone crazy pavers were surrounded with 20mm gold beach pebbles. 

During the construction process the fence was painted by our client. Fence height extenders were also installed to increase privacy in the backyard. 

The astro turf was installed which created a WOW effect in the backyard. 

Our clients are huge golf fans and play regularly so it was an easy and brilliant idea to turn their small backyard space into a golf putting green. 

Two lengths of synthetic grass turf were installed and blended to create a natural golf putting green effect. 

We think the Thin Tanks ( www.thintanks.com.au) are a brilliant idea. And for a little bit extra you can get the vertical planter pockets install which are a great way to hide the tanks and add extra plants to a small space backyard. You can fill the planters with your favourite plants or even create an outdoor herb garden.

With the Thin Tanks in place and the plumbing connected, we only had to install stepper pavers in front of the Thin Tanks and surround them with 20mm sunset rock which was also placed at the bottom of the tanks and along the other side boundary fence. 

With the backyard complete and looking fantastic, we then moved on to the front-yard of this Mornington property. 

Our clients wanted to create a front courtyard that was low-maintenance but still looked great. 

The front yard and home entrance is the first things people notice when they arrive. Having great curb appeal can really add value to your home and is a wise investment. We loved that our clients wanted to create a unique and creative landscape design. 

We first constructed a retained box which would become a planter box for the small front courtyard. 

Framing for a new front fence was constructed by installing one sleeper across the bottom and 4 vertical posts along which would hold the new horizontal aluminium slats to be installed. The new fence will be 1.5metres high and allow for partial viewing into the front court yard. 

The area was then prepared for paving. 

50mm thick granitic sand pavers were laid in a staggered creative paving layout. These pavers are concrete with a granitic sand finish. 

14mm white and cream pebbles were placed around the paving. The client has chosen to plant his own plants around the pavers and in the planter box along the border of the courtyard space. 

Our client loved the paving design and so did we!

A thin retaining wall planter box was also constructed along the drive-way and filled in with the 14mm white and cream pebbles. Small plants will also be planted along this short fence line to add some colour to the space. 

Lastly the front nature strip was levelled out and topped with soil then seeded. 

Our clients loved their front and back transformation and look forward to enjoying more time outdoors!