FAQs

We combine over 25 years of hands-on decking experience with high-quality materials and honest advice. As a locally owned and operated Perth business, we focus on helping you get the right products for your project, not just selling timber.

I’m Paul, the owner-operator, and I’ve spent more than 25 years building timber decks and structures across Perth and WA. That experience allows me to give practical, real-world advice you can trust.

Yes, I provide free expert advice to help you choose the best timber, composite, and hardware for your specific project, budget, and environment.

We insist on premium quality. Most of our timber is delivered to us first so we can inspect it before it reaches you. If it doesn’t meet our standards, we send it back, simple as that.

If you’re not happy with the quality when it arrives, let us know. We’ll organise a replacement, because we stand behind what we supply.

Yes, we’re proud to be the sole authorised distributor of Ironwood Ironbark Timber in WA. Ironwood is one of Australia’s leading suppliers of recycled Australian hardwoods.

We supply a full range, from local and imported hardwoods to composite decking. We also stock timber cladding, screening, and a wide selection of decking hardware.

Yes, we stock everything from bolts and screws to stirrups, balustrading hardware, and concrete products. All our hardware meets AS/NZ industry standards, and if we don’t have it in stock, we’ll source it for you.

We do. We’re passionate about sustainability and offer a range of eco-friendly and responsibly sourced timber products suitable for decking and outdoor structures.

Yes, we’ve even developed our own timber decking sealer specifically designed for the harsh Western Australian climate, helping protect and extend the life of your deck.

I recommend choosing a supplier with real decking experience, not just a warehouse. You want someone who understands Perth conditions and can guide you on the right materials.

In WA, I usually recommend hardwoods like Merbau, Jarrah, Spotted Gum, or Ironbark. They handle the heat well and offer excellent durability.

It depends on your needs. Timber gives you a natural look and feel, while composite offers lower maintenance. I help customers select the best option specifically for their needs. 

Look for consistency in colour, minimal defects, and proper grading. A reputable supplier will also inspect timber before selling it, not all do.

You’ll typically need structural supports, fixings like screws or bolts, stirrups, and balustrading components. Getting the right hardware is just as important as choosing the right timber.

No, and this is a common mistake. You need fixings that meet Australian standards and are suited to outdoor conditions to prevent rust and structural issues.

Yes, a good supplier should be able to provide timber, composite, hardware, finishes, and advice, all in one place to make your project easier.

A local supplier understands WA’s climate, council requirements, and common building practices, which can make a big difference in the success of your project.

It’s becoming increasingly important. Sustainable timber options allow you to reduce environmental impact without sacrificing quality or durability.

It depends on the size and height of the structure. I always suggest checking with your local council, and a good supplier can point you in the right direction.

You’ll need a high-quality sealer or oil designed for WA conditions. Using the right product helps protect against UV damage, moisture, and wear.

Choose the right timber, use quality fixings, and maintain it regularly with cleaning and sealing. Good materials and advice upfront make all the difference.

Yes, recycled hardwoods are extremely durable and environmentally friendly. They also offer unique character that new timber often doesn’t have.

Absolutely. An experienced supplier can guide you on materials, quantities, hardware, and even design considerations to avoid costly mistakes.

Look for experience, quality control, product range, and willingness to help. The best suppliers don’t just sell products, they help you get the job done right.