How do you let natural light in to an outdoor structure?
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How do you let natural light in to an outdoor structure?

3 Jun 2014 1 min read Colorbond metal roofing

A family in the King’s Park area of South Australia is now enjoying a new outside living area on a budget, thanks to Brian Rohan and Derek McNamee from our Outside Concepts Eastern South Australian branch.

The custom Adelaide verandah has been perfectly situated at the back of the house to utilise large French doors that provide access to the backyard. The verandah also makes use of an existing paved area.

Rather than going to the extra expense of tiling the roof to match the house, the clients chose to cover their new verandah in a combination of powder-coated steel and polycarbonate roofing. Combining the two roofing materials is a great option if you love the look of steel roofing but want to still allow natural light to flow into the outdoor area and the house.

The finished project not only provides a perfect place for the family to enjoy relaxation and entertainment opportunities, it has also added tremendous value to the home.

Find out about Outside Concepts’ 10-year structural warranty. Call us on 1800 601 674.

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Building a new outdoor structure is an investment in both your home and your lifestyle. Taking the time to choose the right design, materials and builder will help ensure you enjoy the finished result for many years to come.

The experienced team at Outside Concepts can help you explore design ideas, explain your options and create a custom outdoor structure that complements your home and the way you live.

Life’s too short to compromise. Phone Outside Concepts on 1800 601 674 for a free quote.

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