New Zealand’s varied climate demands durable, weather-resistant materials for landscaping and outdoor spaces. Hardwoods like Kwila and Vitex offer natural durability but require regular maintenance, while composite decking provides a low-maintenance alternative resistant to rot and fading, especially suitable for coastal areas. For structures, treated pine is cost-effective with proper sealing, and cedar or powder-coated metals offer longevity and resistance to decay or corrosion. Hardscaping materials such as concrete blocks and gabion walls are ideal for stability and drainage. Choosing non-slip, UV-resistant surfaces and fabrics ensures safety and durability across wet and sunny conditions, helping your outdoor space withstand the elements year-round.
Get in touch with a Zones Landscaping Consultant, to learn about what material will be best suited to your landscape idea.
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