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There are many aesthetic and practical benefits to using pavers for driveways, pathways, back and front yard, patios and more. These benefits include adding appeal and value to your home, having a huge range of options, knowing they’ll withstand the elements and stand the test of time, and finding them easy to maintain.

Quarrying and manufacturing processes have taken a heavy toll on the environment, consuming the Earth’s finite resources and causing extensive damage to the ecosystem. As the consequences of these actions become more noticeable, the demand for natural stone and the need to supply it in a socially and environmentally responsible manner has become more important than ever.

Green landscaping and hardscaping is about more than just planting trees or having a green turf. It’s about designing and creating sustainable spaces that use organic materials, nurture wildlife, reduce pollution, conserve resources, and provide other environmental benefits.

One of the easiest ways to improve your outdoor area is with landscape designing, helping to create a space that looks great while also being highly functional. If you’ve been considering landscaping for your own property, read on to learn about three great benefits you can enjoy.

At Better Exteriors, we’re proud to bring our customers a new bluestone – we call it “Victoria Blue”. We keep in stock the sawn finish, but honed, waterjet, sandblasted and brushed finishes can be provided as a custom order.

At Better Exteriors, we find there are certain types of paving that keep flying off the shelves day after day, and there’s a reason for that – it’s because these kinds of paving are classics, suitable for a wide range of designs and projects.

Whether you’re looking to pave a driveway, front or back yard, your choice of paver can make a big difference to the end result. Pavers in Melbourne are available in a wide assortment of different types and materials, making it important to give your choice careful consideration.

If you’re in the process of building a new pool or renovating an existing one, it’s important to think carefully about the pool coping you choose. Pool coping refers to the material that surrounds the edge of the pool, and it can be a large contributor to the look and style of your pool area.

When it comes to cladding, natural stone is a popular choice – and for good reason. Not only does natural stone have a unique look, but its rugged and solid appearance is also perfect for adding a natural architectural element to any property.

Stain-Proof 40 SK Consolidator & Water Repellent is designed for natural stones from sedimentary rock in a salt water environment. A salt water environment is around a salt water pool, and anywhere within a 5 km radius of the ocean.

Every year, more and more people are choosing to landscape their balconies and rooftop areas to expand their available usable living space. With so many new apartments popping up, it’s essential to make the most of these outdoor spaces in any way possible.

For quite some years now there has been a strong movement towards the use of grey colour toned pavers by landscape designers and key specifiers. The colour is extremely complimentary to the green tones of soft landscaping around it and helps lend an overall relaxed feel to the finished landscape.