A tiled roof in Australia is a common sight, handed down from our European roots, the tiles have changed slightly over the years. Early English tiles were originally hand cut slate, a naturally occurring stone that was easy to mine into small regular thickness flat tiles. Slate Craftsmen were skilled enough to form a weather […]

One of the standout and memorable building products of the early colonisation of Australia was the use of Corrugated Iron. Originally designed for roofing, it was so adaptable and found its use for everything from shed and house walls, fences, through to its original design as a hardy roof sheet. Developed further, it found its […]