Tracy Arraial what type of skinny tress are those?

C.O.S Design It's called Slender weaver Bamboo - its botanical name being Bambusa textilis gracilis

C.O.S Design Hi and thanks.

This pool colour is achieved with a simple 40mm white ceramic tile which gives the real bright aqua colour. The same pool tile combo can be seen in our Meleela, NewStreet & St Ninians Projects.

karmentronca Hi, thank you very much

C.O.S Design Thank-you for your kind words.

C.O.S Design Its a glass mosaic blend which is a mix of white and light blue which gives you the light refreshing look. Tiles can be seen and purchased at Trend Tiles, Swimple or Bisazza. All do similar blends.

designlover456 Thank you!

Kathy Yaude Where can this material be purchased? You mentioned it's available in a range of patterns, is their a catalog? I'm looking at building one. How much does the material cost?

C.O.S Design They come in 2400 x 800 mm sheets and are made of foam. There are a range of other patterns available, these can be seen online at http://lump.com.au/screens/6/3d-feature-panels/58165/ For pricing feel free to contact Chris @ chris@lump.com.au

hana mijena nice

C.O.S Design Not needed at all. Blustone is very grippy when wet. Adding a coating will also change the colour of the stone.

dlowen7861 Sorry--didn't see the previous answer. I'm just vacillating between bluestone and precast concrete for my coping/patio, and am trying to replicate your designs, which I love so much! Thank you!

C.O.S Design Thats ok. Just actually thought you were a computer generating Houzz questions. Silly me. It all comes down to cost i would have thought. Bluestone is a lot cheaper when sourced from China and is easier to cut and get custom pieces. Both look great.

C.O.S Design Although it looks like solid concrete it is actually large 50mm Anston paving with a 120mm wrap down face. Look at there range at www.anston.com.au

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C.O.S Design Paving is sawn bluestone (Basalt). We use it on most of our projects.

C.O.S Design Thanks for your kind words, we use LED fittings these days so these are 8w warm white LED fittings. If you were using Halogen, 20w MR16 globe would be more than ample. We purchase our light fittings through http://www.gan.com.au/ Hope this helps.

C.O.S Design Hi Brad. The feature is called the bubbles candle display and is available from Entanglements at http://www.entanglements.com.au/ Hope this helps.

C.O.S Design Normally we would do block wall core filled with concrete then rendered in acylic render. In this case though, due to the wall being out the ground so far (the deck is about 2m above ground) it was constructed with steel frame clad in foam sheets before being rendered.