Verandas

There are so many options for your new Veranda, the ideas are endless.

Some Of Your Options:

• Hipped roof – has four sides sloping down towards the walls that is like a pyramid. This type of roof gives a more enclosed feel and also more protection from weather. Why not compliment your hipped roof with timber lining giving a more classic or elegant look?
• Gable roof – is a high built roof giving the illusion of a lot of space. It has two sloping sides coming down to the walls giving a more open feel so is perfect for your alfresco as it allows lots of natural light to flood in. This type of roof does allow for weather to enter so this might need to be considered depending on location and which direction your patio will face
• Flat roof – has a very slight fall to allow for water drainage and also allows natural light to pour in. This type of roof is perfect for drier areas
• Timber Pergola – considerably less in cost as there is no solid roof. A pergola adds that natural element to your back garden balancing the building materials in your house with timber in the pergola. A pergola allows light to penetrate and is a perfect backdrop to the creeping Bougainvillea or winding rose
• Bull nose roof – has custom curved roof sheets that curl over at the front, so called because it looks like a bulls nose. Classic, quaint, the bull nose is a statement all on its own

Nothing Says Classic Style & Elegance Like A Bullnose Veranda

Whether you are considering rejuvenating your old bullnose veranda or building brand new, we have the specialised skills & experience to create a beautiful bullnose for your home or property.

How is a Bull Nose Veranda different from a Flat Roofed Veranda?

Bullnose verandas are built with custom made curved roof sheets measured specifically for your veranda and supported by made to measure curved timbers that fix the bullnose roof sheets in place. Essentially, it looks like a bulls nose.

How much height do I need for a Bullnose Veranda?

From the ground to the bottom of the eaves, you’ll need a minimum height of 2.7 meters.

What are the benefits of a Bullnose Veranda?

• The biggest benefit of a bullnose is the look it creates for your home. It is a uniquely Australian feature, it is elegant and is back in fashion.
• Adds value to your
• It provides additional height under your veranda.
• The rain will never pool on your bullnose roof sheets.
• Any modern home will be effortlessly mistaken for the much admired federation style with a classic bullnose.