Bloxsome Decks

05/05/2026

The little Metcalfe Studio we did last year.
Great photo sent in from our happy clients.
The multi wall roofing we used for cladding on the gable for letting light in also makes a great night feature.

04/05/2026

04/05/2026

03/05/2026

Greenhills Restorations is changing to Bloxsome Decks.
Been having a few messages from other Greenhills Restorations and who is who and who has entitlement to the name.
Anyway, I have found my place and direction of focus and it has been a big couple of years of positive changes, so with that I’m just going to keep moving forward and use my own name and do what I do best.
Which is what I am already doing anyway. Awesome decks, pergolas, outdoor areas and studio builds.
So sharing some photos of my new logo and 1 of 2 decks I am currently adding to this house renovation I have been a part of.
This is a spotted gum deck.
I take the time to blending the boards.
It’s not just put them down any old way.
Also it’s about minimising wastage and I like to spread the joins.
Often you see decks with a pattern where the butt joints are.
Personally I think that makes them stand out, so I believe spreading them and then the eye doesn’t notice them as much.
I have a few rules of thumb for that. If you’re a diy deck builder working on your own then feel free to hit me up for some tips if you like.
Another thing that’s seen often on decks is the plinth board hard up against the outer joist/bearer/ledger which to me creates a water trap that will cause problems down the track. So I pack out the plinth. Or if I do put it hard up on the ledger, then I run it under the outer deck board.
If you want an awesome deck like this or interested in any of ideas, then hit me up for a free quote and tips.

30/03/2026

Little picture framed Modwood deck in Blackbeam built to free stand off a tiny home. Neat as a pin, super strong, built to last, maintenance free.

04/03/2026

Modwood deck.
Maybe small and simple but neat and strong.
Built to last and maintenance free.
Also been great working on site with the fellas from Scrub Landscapes.
Great lads and brilliant work.
Seeing how their garden performs with this recent rain was cool and hey, their work is fantastic and sets them apart.

18/12/2025

That’s a wrap work wise to a great year, finishing off with a little tiny studio build.
Reclaimed materials included galvanised cladding, windows and door.
Internal cladding select grade ply.
Well insulated. Even a little projector screen on the back wall for outdoor films.
Be some other cool additions in the new year.
Have a great Xmas all.
Gratitude.

12/12/2025

Finishing touches on this original entrance with fitting roof sheets to the awning, unique lock sets and handles to the door with extra modified hinge added.
The cladding being painted really makes the timber entrance pop.
This has been fun. Maybe a type 2 fun but definitely a project that will be well remembered.

22/11/2025

Main structural stage complete for the mega swning over the recent castle door project.
Big enough to get a truck under using 4 metre reclaimed telephone poles with custom t plates to anchor them.
6.2 Oregon beams scarf jointed together.
Every timber checked into the opposing so it basically holds itself together.

13/11/2025

Scarf Joint perfection.
Married up some 240 Oregon with some New Zealand h3 to make some big long beams in preparation for a mega awning to be built over the recent castle door project which will hopefully start next week.
Love a scarf joint and you don’tsee them around much, if at all anymore.
My tag on a job now to basically say Corbs was here.
Also been knocking up a simple little studio in between the rain on another sweet bush block which should come up a treat when it’s done.
Always keen to do more of these projects, so save for inspiration and hit me up if this is something you’d like.