VICTORIAN RESIDENCES (1860's - 1900)

Corrugated iron roofing with Ogee Guttering & round downpipes Concave(convex) verandahs initially constructed as part of this era. Later in the period bullnose verandahs were constructed. New timber verandah posts can be made to the original design with decorative corner brackets/friezes/fret work.

FEDERATION RESIDENCES (1890's - c1920)

Corrugated iron is still used on these elaborate gable roof forms with ogee guttering,goose neck finials & wide barge boards. More timber detailing to verandah(s) with timber posts and brackets becoming increasingly popular.

BUNGALOW/TUDOR/GEORGIAN/EARLY ENGLISH (1920 - 1950'S)

Earlier use of corrugated iron & terra cotta tiles for roofing materials was continued during this period with "D" profile guttering and round downpipes Unpainted stone,brick or render should remain unpainted in keeping with the era. Verandahs & carports can be constructed to suit the era and style of the residence in keeping with Local Councils and Heritage recommendations.