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What’s what

You know the bit you want. We know what it’s called.

Almost nobody rings up asking for a corner bracket. They ring up asking for “the curly bit under the verandah post”, and that is a perfectly good way to order one. But if you would rather look it up yourself, here is the whole house with the names on it.

Click a label on the house diagram to browse the matching product range. On a phone, use the linked list below the diagram to look up each part.

Every part, by name

Try an example. The decorative piece where a verandah post meets the beam is a corner bracket. Select its label or find it in the list below to browse matching designs.

  • EAVES BRACKETS The small brackets repeated under the eaves.
  • VERANDAH RAFTERS The curved roof profile — bullnose, concave, convex or Olde Gothic.
  • EXTERNAL FRETWORK The cut panel spanning between the posts.
  • CORNER BRACKETS Where the post meets the beam. Also used as shelf brackets.
  • TURNED POSTS The turned verandah post. V1 to V8, made to your height and width.
  • BALUSTRADING The railing between the posts. Sold per lineal metre.
  • SCREEN DOORS Made to your door frame. Flywire not included.
  • FINIALS The turning at the apex of the gable.
  • BARGE BOARDS The boards running down the gable edge.
  • GABLE VENTS Lets the roof space breathe. Flywire backed.
  • WINDOW CANOPIES Shade over the window, before the sun becomes heat inside.
  • NEWEL POSTS The post that ends a run of balustrade.
  • FENCE POSTS & TOPS Post caps and capitals. Flat bottomed for easy mounting.
  • GATE 43 gate designs, custom made to your opening.
  • FENCE PANELS & INSERTS The infill panels between the posts.

Still not sure what you are looking at? Send us a photograph. Ask us

Identify timber details on a Federation house

Use the labelled house above to match the location of the part. Fretwork usually runs between the verandah posts, corner brackets sit at the post and beam junction, and a finial sits at the peak of the gable. For a replacement, take a whole-verandah photo, then photograph the part square-on with a ruler.

Find replacements for the details you’ve identified

Use the illustrated house to identify the part, then follow the matching range to compare styles and sizes.