Hunter
Explore the maker’s current collections and technical information. We review the selected model, dimensions, finish and installation requirements as part of the project specification.
Visit the official collectionChosen with intention.
A starting point for your specification conversation. Explore materials and established product makers, then select against your project’s actual requirements.
Rain Bird
Explore the maker’s current collections and technical information. We review the selected model, dimensions, finish and installation requirements as part of the project specification.
Visit the official collectionBrand names identify products for consideration. They do not imply an authorised dealership, endorsement or partnership. Availability, supply, installation and manufacturer warranty terms are confirmed for the selected products.
From inspiration
to specification.
Review samples in the setting where they will be used. Consider cleaning, maintenance, exposure and the details where materials meet. Final product information should be coordinated with the drawings before purchasing or fabrication.
Discuss your material briefTHE SPECIFICATION NOTEBOOK
Choose with the whole life of the material in mind.
Compare the use, installation and care of each selected product. Samples establish a direction; the final schedule should identify the exact references, locations, quantities and responsible suppliers.
Exterior porcelain or stone
- Where it contributes
- Terraces, paths and the visual connection to the home.
- Before approval
- Confirm external suitability, slip characteristics, thermal comfort, substrate and drainage details.
- After installation
- Follow the chosen surface and grout care instructions.
Timber or composite decking
- Where it contributes
- A distinct texture for selected outdoor settings.
- Before approval
- Compare the exact product, support system, ventilation, expansion, exposure and replacement approach.
- After installation
- Keep inspection and cleaning requirements with the product schedule.
Outdoor furniture and fabrics
- Where it contributes
- Comfort that supports dining, lounging and different seasons of use.
- Before approval
- Review exposure, cushions, storage, cleaning and the construction of frames and fittings.
- After installation
- Agree where removable cushions and accessories are stored when not in use.
Further product and planning research
Use current information from the relevant manufacturer or authority for the actual scope. These references do not imply a supplier partnership or endorsement.
YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
A clearer next step.
Practical answers for your outdoor living brief.
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