using mini cranes.
to source the timber to match photos they had provided
and the architect's drawings," Jonathan explains. "Recycled
blackbutt was used throughout."
area around the pool and modified the sliding door that
takes you from the house to the pool area so it met
safety standards.
apparently gets plenty of use," says Jonathan.
he adds. "As well as adding year-round functionality to
the garden, the property now looks complete."
owners approached Tailored Construction Group (TCG).
Set on the Lower North Shore and backing on to a golf
course, the property had an existing deck and a pool
with a fence that would no longer meet Australian safety
standards once the new plans were implemented.
referred by a work colleague," says Jonathan Hayes,
Director of TCG. "We formalised the specifications and
spoke to the local Private Certifying Authority to ensure
their interpretation of the standards were met before we
briefed our glazier."
in the alfresco area and kitchenette, and installing
the timber privacy screening and roof sheeting on the
pergola. A balcony overlooking the garden was also
added to the first floor and was supported by a large,
galvanized structural-steel component. Restricted site