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This new backyard was completed with 1m high cut sandstone block walls on the boundaries and finished with the whole area being turfed. |
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Sandstone block retaining wall, 36m X 3m. The cement pipe was included as a a possible future bushfire bunker. |
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BEFORE - Construction of a terrace to maximise the use of a 1m high wall, using a compacted batter and diversion of overland water. |
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AFTER - Stone pitched retaining walls, using brown stone and ivory grout, combined with battered garden beds. |
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Tasman Link Wall used to create a terraced seating area for spectators to watch sports - Oakman Park, Toowong |
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BEFORE - This old sleeper wall, approx. 10-15 years old, boundary wall to be replaced with Tasman Link Wall. |
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AFTER - Tasman Link Wall constructed to replace the old sleeper wall in the previous photo. This photo was taken before the final clean up had been completed. The clients opted to not relay new turf. |
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Sandstone block retaining wall - Mt Glorious |
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Random Deco boulder retaining wall to create a rustic, less formal finish, including a set of entry rocks steps. |
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BEFORE - Initial stages of continuing an existing retaining wall in the rear corner of a backyard after removing a large raised garden bed. The footings have been poured and the first course started of the new stone pitch wall. |
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AFTER - Stone pitch wall using sandstone. Completed project after turfing (Watch out for Lawn Grubs!) |
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Small core filled block wall, rendered and painted to create decorative and functional wall and seat to divert overland flow around the Liberty Swing - Upper Kedron Park. This project also included the drainage inside the area and the fencing. |
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Sleeper wall and steps to maximise flat playing area in backyard - Chapel Hill |
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Core filled block wall, 1.6m high. Boundary wall and fence built to replace an old decrepid sleeper wall. It solved a security problem as the fence could be reinstated, improved drainage issues allowing water to be collected both on top and bottom of the wall. It also increased the size of the usable land of the properties. This wall has since been rendered. |
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This core filled block wall was finished with a concrete tile manufactured to look like porferey. This was part of a large Brisbane City Council project to refurb the park and carpark area for Brisbane City River Cat terminal - Mowbray Park, Kangaroo Point. |
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