Composite Decking Area: How To Work Out The Components Needed
Here at eDecks, we are the Kings of Decking, with more and more decking styles and varieties appearing on our website, as we always strive to better ourselves and keep…
Grass: Sprucing Up Your Garden For Summer
With Summer not too far away now, we wanted to showcase the different types of grass seeds, grass seed spreaders and weedkillers we have to get your garden looking stunning…
Indian Stone Paving: Installation Guide
Here at eDecks we have a wide range of Indian Stone Paving and so we have put together an installation guide to help you with your project. Step 1: Digging…
Fence Panels: Pressure Treated vs Dip Treated
There are two main types of treatment that are commonly used with timber fencing and fence panels – dip treated and pressure treated. Both of these are very effective methods…
Garden: The Perfect Easter Egg Hunt Hiding Places
The Easter Bunny will soon be gracing us with his presence, and so to get you well prepared, today we are giving you plenty of ideas of where to hide…
Pointing and Sealing Indian Stone
When it comes to Indian Stone, pointing is one of the last and most important stages of getting your patio looking spic and span, and finished professionally. There are quite…
Guttering: Cleaning Advice
Although, here at eDecks we know a lot about guttering, we realise that for many people it can be completely foreign to them and so throughout this blog post we…
Planters: Adorn Your Garden with Flowers, Plants & Herbs
With Spring hopefully not too far away now, it is the perfect time to start planning some outdoor blooms to create your very own outdoor oasis, whatever your personal taste.…
Anti-Slip Decking v Standard Decking
Decking is an attractive and useful upgrade to any garden, as well as helping you to avoid the upkeep of mowing the lawn. But with so many options out there,…
Timber Stain: When To Use Them On Your Decking
If you decide that a decking paint isn’t something you are wanting to finish off your deck look with, then it may be worth considering either a semi-transparent timber stain…