We are often asked to retain the boundary lines following a sloped site cut for a new build. Here is an example of Hampton profile in beech colour built out in rocky Googong. We have also included fencing brackets installed on each post to allow for convenient installation of colorbond fence later down the track.
The design brief for this project included defining a space for native garden beds, installation of garden soil and mulch with Corten edging; compacted crushed red granite pathways and kids play space for trampoline set up.
The owner of this property wanted to update their front yard by replacing the lawn with native garden area which can be planted out at a later date and a contrasting pathway to the front steps.
This required using the Kobuta u17 and tipper truck to scrape back the lawn while sparing as much of the lush top soil as possible. The Kanga Loader was used to form mounds of additional top soil for later planting and drainage channels were included to assist with excess water run off.
Formboss garden edging in 100mm Corten profile was shaped to define the pathway and treated sleepers added for decoration. Crushed granite was compacted in.
Feature limestone boulders were added on top of the forest litter mulch which turned out fantastic.
