Hi Angela, the whole job took a month but there was much digging needed and a concrete slab to be poured. We are so happy with the results. The travertine stuck to the pebble crete just fine and it really is a non - slippery surface when wet. We got bluestone steppers to the pool and they are noticeably more slippery.

sadly it appears she has. It sounds just perfect you both have great style, perhaps a slightly darker shade for the wall. Do the pot, I would also plant close up to the fence on Council land. We did a property on a corner which had a large council area. we did brush fencing and they told us we had to do plantings in front of it to soften the look. NATURAL BRUSH fencing, go figure. Can't wait to see your out door kitchen as well x

Hi there, I’m looking for advice on outdoor pool tiles/ pavers- Hubby has picked an outdoor alfresco tile that runs into the pool area- I’m really worried about having tiling around the pool area- even though they’re outdoor tiles- are they actually non slip? I’m more inclined to go for a sandstone paver or travertine paver. I’ve never tiles used around a pool and am worried about potential slips with young children- the sales people at the tile shop and our interior designer say it’s not as issue. Help. Thank you

you may find that you have a local powder coating company who can recolour the Colobond fence.. probably more expensive but better finish than handpainting and the neighbour may be interested in having the other side done as well (but you could also get a quote to replace the steel sheets and just hand paint the posts) and we always use very dark grey on fences and Colorbond Wooodland Grey is excellent fence colour