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  • Modwood
    ModWood’s composite decking comes in a range of sizes, colours and finishes, giving you the ability to create residential or commercial projects that combine function and style.
    Trex
    Trex decking is made from 95% recycled materials, including reclaimed wood and sawdust as well as recycled plastic from many common household items, such as the plastic overwrap on packaging for paper towels and toilet paper, dry cleaner bags, newspaper bags, grocery and shopping bags.
    Merbau
    Merbau is a favourite choice for decking projects because of its excellent durability. With a durability class of 2, you can expect your decking to last for 15 to 40 years without decay. The combination of its unusual density and strength make Merbau more durable than most other timber used to make outdoor decking and furniture. These attributes result in minimal shrinkage, resistance to rot and insect attacks, and great performance in extreme weather and even saltwater.
    Spottedgum
    Spotted gum, like jarrah and blackbutt, is a good choice for bushfire prone areas. It has a durability rating of 2, which makes it a good timber for decking. Spotted gum is often plantation grown in Australia, making it a good choice from an environmental standpoint.
    It has greater colour variations than blackbutt, ranging from a pale brown to chocolate brown. Spotted gum is a dense timber that shrinks very little compared with other timbers. It has low tannin content, so doesn’t “bleed” like some native timbers do.
    Stringybark
    Stringybark (sometimes written stringy bark) comes in three colour variations: white, yellow and red. White stringybark has a durability rating of 3 and may not be suitable for outdoor use. Yellow stringybark has a durability rating of 2, so is suitable for decking. Red stringbark is less common and may be more expensive than yellow.
    Most decking builders use yellow stringybark because of its price and durability. Worm holes and gum veins are present in stringy bark. For some, these variations are welcome, but others prefer a more consistent appearance.
    Ironbark
    If you want a deck that will last forever (or almost), then ironbark is what you’re looking for. The timber got its name because of its heaviness and high density. It is a difficult timber to work with due to its density, but has the highest possible durability rating of 1.
    Ironbark is a beautiful timber, with colours ranging from pale brown to deep red. Aside from being one of the most durable timbers, ironbark is also highly fire, termite and rot resistant. If you’re looking for pool decking, ironbark may be your best choice.ragraph.

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    HOME RENOVATIONS

    Whether you’re planning a renovation, gathering ideas to start, or you just have an interest in the home design field, at SIMCO we take the time to help you vision come to life. The internet is a great place to get ideas and inspiration. We can show you many ideas of a renovation that you may not know and give you great design ideas, not just to improve your home but also to add value to the large investment, your Home. We can also offer advice, DIY tips, and other ideas that can be useful to you, no matter where you are in your renovation process. Great ideas for turnig you old shed into geat spare room, with a cost afficiant task and no permits required.
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  • PERGOLA SOLUTIONS

    Bring to life your unused pool area into an outdoor peace of paradise, Modwood decking and a well-constructed entertainment area.SIMCO helps create with our team of expert designers listening to what you want and with our advice, can make your vision a reality.