Hi Nick, thanks for that, lets hope there is a lot of building happening in SA cheers

Happy home - the gold light is from beacon, it's called the aksel pendant (they have a few different styles in this range). The grey one over the dining table is from West Elm - it is called the mobile chandelier, we have the smaller size, but it comes in a larger version too - http://www.westelm.com.au/mobile-chandelier-large-w1885?quantity=1&attribute_1=Antique%20Brass Both light fittings are still available. Thanks to everyone else for the suggestions, it's going to be a tough decision - and the bigger issue will be finding two rugs, as I will no doubt need one under the dining table and another in the lounge area. So finding two, that work together in a complimentary way... eeek!

Builders have software that works this out including where around the house to drop the pallets. I’m assuming that brick suppliers have similarly software. In fact if you Google brick calculator you’ll see that several brick suppliers have online calculators.

Hi Craig, YES - it took a lot of research, but I was able to find a supplier that had "new old stock" of Colorbond Headland (Mack Bros in Melbourne). And they had everything, the roll for the corrugated iron sheets, guttering, ridges and valleys, even the screws. So many things worked out in my favour - my roofer in SA had an account with them and he was happy to deal with them, the valleys arrived and were much larger than what we were expecting (apparently, in the eastern states, the valleys are made larger/deeper than here in SA as they experience more storms - with climate change and more severe weather planned to occur, this was an unexpected bonus), and the end result worked out beautifully Before... After (with new Headland roofing) Rear extension. We've received so many comments over the course of the project, and I must say that I'm still surprised that the colour was discontinued (it really does look like a terracotta colour in real life). Good luck Craig! Dino