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Ovaeda Porcelain Balcony Decking Installation | Nine Elms, SW11

Below is a recap of our Ovaeda Porcelain Balcony Decking installation in Nine Elms, SW11 across two Balconies and one roof top Terrace on the 9th Floor. When I first went to this Nine Elms project I actually wasn’t sure if Oilcanfinish should bid for it. It was a wonderful area, and the clients gave … Read more

Trex Lineage Biscayne | Composite Decking in West Hampstead NW6

This Composite Decking project in West Hampstead NW6 included the installation of Trex Composite Decking. Oilcanfinish also built a custom balcony and staircase using Composite decking in combination with Hardwood Ballustrades and Posts. We also cladded the sides of the staircase, making the area under the stairs a storage shed to to provide usable storage … Read more

Millboard Enhanced Grain Composite Decking in Chiswick W4

This high traffic area of the garden connects the main house and garden with the garage and primary entrance to the property. The old softwood timber deck was slightly under sized as the area against the brick perimiter wall was just a bit too small for all or the Recycling Bins making the area unsafe … Read more

Trex Composite Decking Installation in London

This Trex Enhance Naturals Composite Decking Installation in Beckenham BR3 was a more complex Decking installation than the majority of projects due to the rather large Umbrella. Prior to installing the Decking we had to secure the large 6mt by 6mt Umbrella which would, when open, cover the entire area. The client had previously had … Read more

Cedar Slat Screen Fence Project in London

Cedar Screen Fencing in London installed by Oilcanfinish Landscaping

This Canadian Western Red Cedar Slat Screen Fence project began once the clients completed the house extension and inside works with bifold doors leading onto their new porcelain patio and raised wraparound beds. The only item left to finish the view was the slat panel fencing on either side. This modern landscaping fencing project was … Read more