A breezy spot for your morning coffee, a sheltered garden retreat, or a light filled space to unwind. Our room enclosures offer the perfect upgrade. Enjoy the best of the outdoors with an added layer of comfort and style.
Every enclosure is different, because every home and every brief is different. We often build the new roof and enclose it in the same project, and just as often close in an existing patio you already love. Walls can be solid insulated panelling, full-height glass windows and sliding doors, fly screening for airflow without the bugs, timber-look panelling or plantation shutters, mixed and matched however suits the space.
Endless configurations. Enclose an existing patio or build the roof and enclosure together, whichever suits your home and budget.
Glass, screens or panelling. Full height glass windows and sliding doors, fly screening for airflow, insulated wall panelling, timber-look cladding or plantation shutters, mixed and matched to the space.
Open it up or close it in. Sliding and stacking glass doors let you fully open the space in good weather and seal it tight when it turns.
A genuine extension of your home. Flush ceilings, matched finishes and quality glazing make the enclosure feel like part of the house, not an add-on.
Built for entertaining and everyday life. Great for outdoor kitchens that open up for a party or close in for a quiet night, and for growing families who need more everyday living space.
Engineered for Queensland conditions. Structurally engineered and installed to Australian Standards for wind and weather performance, with council approval handled for you.
A room enclosure suits homeowners who want more usable space without a full home extension: families who've outgrown their current living area, keen outdoor cooks who want a kitchen that can open up for entertaining or close in against the weather, and anyone who loves their patio but wishes it worked harder on cold nights, windy afternoons and buggy summer evenings alike.
In Murrumba Downs, we built a brand new roof and enclosed it in the same project, giving this family a genuine new room rather than just a covered patio. It's a good example of how a room enclosure can be built from the ground up rather than added to an existing structure.
Before — existing patio
Before — open roof
After — enclosed living space
After — glass doors open to the yard
Insulated wall panelling. Where solid walls are wanted, we use insulated panel systems for a clean, thermally efficient, low maintenance finish.
Full-height glass windows and sliding or stacking doors bring in natural light and open the space up on demand.
Fly screening and plantation shutters. Keep the airflow and the view without the bugs, or add adjustable shutters for privacy and shade control.
Engineered to Australian Standards. Every enclosure is structurally engineered and built to Australian wind and weather standards, with council approval handled for you.
Flush, house like finish. Ceilings, trims and finishes are matched to your existing roofline so the enclosure reads as part of the home, not an addition.
Backed by warranty. Manufacturer warranties apply on top of our own workmanship guarantee.
Either. We regularly build a brand new roof and enclose it in the same project, and we just as often enclose an existing patio you already have and love. We'll assess your current structure and advise what's possible.
Whatever suits the brief. Options include full-height glass windows and doors from Dowell, insulated wall panelling from Bondor, fly screening, timber-look cladding or plantation shutters, mixed and matched panel by panel.
Yes. Sliding or stacking glass doors let you open the enclosure right up in good weather and close it in when it turns, so you're not locked into one or the other.
Yes. Every enclosure is structurally engineered to Australian Standards for wind and weather performance, and we manage council approval as part of the build.
Very much so. An enclosure lets you open the space up for entertaining or close it in against wind, rain and bugs, so your outdoor kitchen works all year round, not just on good-weather days.
The two most common are growing families who need more everyday living space, and homeowners who want to get more use out of an outdoor area they already love, whatever the weather.
Cashmere, 2025
Peregian, 2025
Wurtulla, 2025
