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there are so many on the market. I have used a few of them. Where will you be using it? This might be the determining factor. For example Ekodeck is very good in a high moisture area. ( I used this for an internal courtyard with no direct sun and water issues) and it is performing well. Colour and the texture of board will be a factor to consider. Dont be scared to get a few samples and lay them in the area that the deck will be built to see how it looks at different times of the day. Are you looking for top fixing ( where you can see the screws) or concealed fixing? ( boards are layed on a clip track or have a small clip that screws down between the boards and locks into a groove in the edge of the board. Something to remember that all composite decking will need specific gaps to allow for movement. Failing to provide these could void any warranty. The good thing about composite decking is the will usually come in 5.4m lengths meaning you can sometimes get away with no joins which looks fantastic. Another way to avoid joins is by using a breaker board. Can you let me know a little bit more of what you are looking for and where it will be used and I would be happy to let you know my thoughts. Also the cost can vary quite a bit depending on the supplier. I can let you know where to get better prices.

Hi there, it's not pretty but I think you will get the idea, nothing is to scale you can get the kitchen companies or Bunnings/ikea to do this for you at no cost. Keeping the windows and doors to save money. If you would like a second sink that shouldn't be a problem for you to access plumbing. The Pantry can be with or without doors, sliders or opening. I have marked two options for the fridge. You could possibly allow an opening or glass next to the stairs and between the Pantry and the fridge wall oven to allow extra light back into the stairway. The study computer desk under the windows is a lovely spot and great for when you are preparing meals and need to keep an eye on family computer use/study, also good for looking up recipes.

Are suspended fireplaces new? For that matter, a few other products in the link have been around for a while. Some good ideas, difficult to choose one, but I like the garden tank wall.