Projects ongoing and completed

For our Mernda project, our client requested a complete bathroom renovation. We installed 1200x600mm Italian tiles across both the floors and walls to create a modern, seamless look. A bathtub was fitted along the wall, with a shower positioned in front and enclosed with a sleek shower screen, forming a practical and well-integrated wet area.

The space was finished with a heated toilet, a stylish vanity with LED lighting, an LED mirror, and LED strip lighting along the perimeter of the ceiling to enhance the overall ambiance.

For this Derrimut project, we were engaged to redo two shower bases one in the ensuite and one in the shared bathroom. The owner had ongoing issues with water leakage, which had caused the surrounding architraves to swell and bubble.

We rectified the problem by rebuilding both shower bases and addressing the waterproofing to prevent future leaks. One bathroom has been completed, with the second currently nearing completion check back soon for the full finished project

For this university project in the city, we expanded the space by constructing several additional rooms. These included meeting rooms, a small kitchen, and a function room. All rooms were built using metal framing and 13mm Soundchek plaster to ensure durability and soundproofing.

In this hospital renovation project, we renewed all floor carpets for a fresh, clean finish. We constructed a ramp starting inside the building, allowing staff to easily move trolleys and files to the cabinets. Additionally, we updated the bathroom and enclosed one area by separating it from the other side. We also created new openings, providing each worker with their own dedicated space

For this Sunshine project, the owner needed additional rooms for their children. We constructed new walls to create extra rooms, fully plastered and painted them, and installed doors. We also ensured each new room was equipped with a wardrobe, providing the family with the extra space they needed.

In this East Melbourne project, we renovated an old house that contained multiple unit entrances from the central area. We sealed these openings using fire-rated double plaster, carefully applying fire-rated silicone around the edges. We top-coated, sanded, and finished the surfaces to make the former entrances completely disappear. The result was seamless, and the clients were thrilled with the outcome.