Garden Seating: Finding Your Perfect Love Seat
Spring is thankfully not that far away, and so now is the optimum time of year to start thinking of making changes in your garden. Whether you have a large…
Timber Treatments: Why It is Beneficial to Use
Here at eDecks we stock a wide range of timber treatments to ensure you can get your decking looking its very best as well as prolonging its life. With so…
Weed Membrane: Advantages of Use
Weed control fabrics also known as sheets, covers or weed membrane are an excellent organic and environmentally-sound option for a variety of areas of your garden. It is a practical,…
Decking Paint: The Benefits of Applying Them
Decking paint is a fairly new addition to traditional decking treatments such as decking oils and stains. Whereas decking oils and stains are about retaining the natural appearance of the…
How To: Use Dryzone Injection
Dryzone Damp-Proofing Cream is a high-performance injection cream which is used to treat rising damp. It is the most rigorously tested and accredited remedial damp proofing treatment on today’s market.…
Caring for Hardwood Decking
Hardwood decking can be costly, and you will have invested both time and money to deck a part of your garden to create your perfect haven. However, it is also…
How To: Lay Gravel Correctly
When it comes to gravel and aggregates here at eDecks, we have a wide range of different colours, textures and sizes. Whether your project is large or small, as a…
How To: Lay Shingles
Shingles are a recently popular roof covering which offers good insulation and is often considered one of the longest lasting and attractive-looking roof coverings. When instructed correctly, shingles can be…
How To: Achieve A Professional Brickwork Finish
Today we are giving you an insight into how to achieve better brickwork, to make your life easier with these simple tips which can save you time and money on…
How To: Choose the Right Bricks for You
Bricks are a super sustainable building material, which are durable, require little to no maintenance and can be recycled once you are finished with them. They also contribute to thermal…