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21 Jan

Posted at 20:11h in Privacy Screens
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Did you ever wish to spend quality time in your backyard without having to worry about attracting the attention of your neighbours? Having an outdoor space for lounging with friends or for some quiet time alone is a privilege. However, there are people who fail to feel relaxed because of privacy issues. The good news is, there are outdoor privacy screens that you can install to keep your space private. And the best part is, they are easy to install!  4 Outdoor Privacy Screen Ideas You Need to Explore   1. Discover Bamboo Bamboo is one of the outdoor privacy screen options that can serve...

25 Nov

Posted at 10:45h in Ceilings & Shading, Fencing & Screening, House of Bamboo, Pool Certification, Privacy Screens, Walls, Cladding & Joinery
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Bamboo is already an amazing product. For thousands of years it has been used all over the world as a building material, as fibre for clothing, made into household utensils or even used as food. It’s hard to imagine there is anything new that could be done with one of the world’s most sustainable building materials. But there is. Bamboo has a unique combination of strength, flexibility and lightness that cannot be matched by any other material on earth. Now new technological innovations in engineered bamboo mean it is being turned into something quite remarkable – timber-like slats that are as versatile as...

06 Apr

Posted at 11:16h in Privacy Screens
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Australia’s real estate is a booming industry. And while properties tend to go bigger and higher while plot sizes decrease in size, there is also a huge tendency for your privacy to be compromised. According to lawsociety.com.au, In NSW, “there is no legal right to public privacy.  So, if a neighbour can see into your backyard, they’re allowed to look at or listen to what’s going on...

22 Mar

Posted at 11:49h in Fencing & Screening, Privacy Screens
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Contemporary Bamboo Sometimes, you buy your dream home only to move in and find there are little issues that need addressing before you can completely relax and it feels like your own. The Privacy Problem Our clients recently bought a new property in Randwick and whilst they loved the space, they found that while sitting in their lounge room there was little privacy due to the neighbour’s house being higher up at the back of their property. Outdoor Living Secondly, they were looking to create an outdoor room whereby they could take advantage of the perfect Australian weather we enjoy for dining and entertaining outdoors. Sustainability Sustainability...

12 Jul

Posted at 13:07h in Fencing & Screening, Privacy Screens
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Here at the House of Bamboo showroom in Botany, we chat with lots of people about their fencing projects. Many individuals find it hard deciding which one of our beautiful materials to choose and some couples like different products to each other. The solution? Mix it up! [caption id="attachment_15979" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Black Bamboo Rod Screens combo fence[/caption]   Some of our most stunning fence projects blend a mixture of materials to create diversity and a point of interest which takes fence design to another level, and the most popular product to combine with is kempas. [gallery link="none" size="full" columns="2" ids="3122,4353"] Kempas Plantation Timber These projects utilise plantation hardwood timber,...

24 May

Posted at 09:48h in Ceilings & Shading, Fencing & Screening, Privacy Screens
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Neighbour problems. With real estate in Australia booming, plot sizes are getting smaller whilst properties are getting bigger, and higher! The chance of being overlooked by your neighbour is very likely. Privacy issues with neighbours are very common. Someone on my street is in constant arguments with theirs over renovations and one of them turned a hose on the other recently! In NSW, “there is no legal right to privacy. So if a neighbour can see into your backyard, they’re allowed to look at or listen to what’s going on...

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