Brought to you by Neville Smith Forest Products since 1924 Tasmanian Oak is Australia’s preferred hardwood for a wide range of domestic and commercial applications and is increasingly the timber of choice for architects, builders and designers looking to achieve high-end decorative finishes across flooring and lining projects. Its consistent grain is light in colour,
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For over 50 years, Gainsborough has built its reputation on developing and producing leading-edge door hardware. That tradition continues today, with Gainsborough refreshing its product range into simplified collections that offer sleek new solutions and innovative technology for the whole house. The new collections: Avant, Neue, Choice, TradePro and Gainsborough Freestyle™ Electronic Trilock are sure
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Build the latest look faster and easier with a wide range of high-quality timber cladding, weatherboards and architectural panels from leading manufacturer, Weathertex. A great alternative to wood or fibre cement sheeting, Weathertex is a lightweight, natural timber cladding system with no chemical additives, suitable for both interiors and exteriors. Harvested from sustainably controlled sources,
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Decking season is underway and Dahlsens has all the gear you need to get going. Our friendly team is here to help you select the right timber species or composite brand to make your clients’ decking dreams come true. Give us a call in store to see how we can help. YOUR ONE-STOP-SHOP FOR THE
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Looking out across the paddocks in South Gippsland sits Omaroo, the stunning new build from Harris Build. Named after the Aboriginal word meaning ‘beautiful view’, Omaroo puts a Mediterranean spin on the modern farmhouse. The result is spectacular. Modest in size, the open plan house is warm and considered. Natural materials were key to the
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Hardie™ Fine Texture Cladding is a game-changer when it comes to simplicity and time saving. Create exterior walls with a modern rendered look without the need for a renderer, specialist cement or acrylic texture coating. In fact, they can be done without brickies too. The only trades required to build a precise, consistent wall with
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Who doesn’t prefer to buy local, made in Australia products wherever, whenever they can? Home owners and their builders are no exception. You should be pleased to know that most building materials used in Australian construction are made right here in Australia. When it’s made and supplied locally, you’re supporting local economy and employment, and
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Inspired by the nordic love of design simplicity, this Scandinavian barn style home is warm, inviting and at one with its surroundings. James Hardie explains how you can build the Scandi Barn look featuring cladding exterior products available from Dahlsens. Standing tall on a corner block in the picturesque Adelaide Hills, this striking home turns
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Dahlsens throws everything it can at developing genuine partnerships with our customers and suppliers. Business to business, trust and reliability is earnt. We foster an obsessive approach to understand and anticipate the needs of your business, to tailor our service to enable you to prosper and grow. When you choose Dahlsens as your partner, we
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It is predicted that demand will continue to outstrip supply for cypress pine, further driving prices upwards. Radiata pine is a renewable alternative to cypress pine, and an option to be considered for outdoor building work. What is cypress pine? Cypress pine (Callitris Glaucophylla) is a native tree which unlike radiata pine, doesn’t grow straight
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The Platinum Cavity range opens the door to practicality, functionality and style. Builders, trades and developers experience many pain points on site A common one relates to the use of traditional timber cavity units, particularly in wet areas. Load capacity limitations on cavity sliding systems can be problematic, and when exposed to moisture, timber cavity
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Some call it the regional rush, others call it the flee change, but whatever you call it there’s no doubt that what we’re experiencing at the moment is a regional Australia renaissance. An unexpected benefit of the pandemic has been the realisation that people don’t need to live in the cities. Working from home was
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