Any steel merchant will supply mild steel or corten steel in sheet form to any width you specify. Don't be hung up on form boss, it's just a refined use of a common material.

We are the Suppliers of QuantumSix+ 6mm & 12mm porcelain...perfect for wall cladding. We have 4 industrial inspired colours that would suit your project. QuantumSix+ is heat, scratch, stain & mould resistant. Sustainable. Made in Italy. Massive sheets measuring 3200x1600mm for a seamless look or can easier be cut to size. This is Costa Concreto on the splashback & benchtop This is Nuovo Concreto on the splashback This is La Roche Blanc on the walls This Grigio Concreto on the outdoor fireplace Please visit www.quantumsix.com.au to discover more colours and view the gallery OR contact our Melbourne office for more info (03) 9585 4706 Goodluck with your project!

The reputation of polished concrete is on the rise in residential projects with its effortless, smooth and seamless characteristics. We've completed a number of commercial projects with the finish and started to take notice its demand in residential. There are a fear few systems on the market which will allow different finishes in tonal variations, texture and a matt/ gloss finishes. We'd definitely like to know what you guys think! Below are a few past projects. -SS *Pool perimeter and pool-house exterior. *Floors and joinery piece.

oklouise: I appreciate your idea. Sounds good. This is the access which is on the northern side of our lot. Access to the back of the property. The lot is E-W rectangular plot. The access upto the gate would be frequented by meter readers from the front of the property. The gate comes as shown after the down pipe with the hinge on the pole affixed to my wall while the other pole goes butting with the retain wall and as the fencing guy has told me he will put in non expandable grout to hold the pole in place and there would be a bare 5-10mm gap between the neighbour's wall and the pole. The gate would open inwards into our property so as u look into the photo the gate open inwards right. Also I could not gather the concrete bit maybe concrete language is hard for me to understand. i will ask my landscaper but if youcan shed some more detail for the approach that would be very much appeciated kindly. We are not planning to concrete but if that is a way then we can think. We are actually planning to put in thick liimestone steppers and decorative stones. Any other fair ways/ideas for landscaping on this stretch is welcome