If you’re in an apartment, strata is the first thing on your mind before we even quote the job, and fair enough. When strata does raise concerns, it’s almost always about two things: how the enclosure looks from outside the building, and how much gets fixed into the structure.

On looks, the netting we use is genuinely hard to spot. From street level it’s easy to miss entirely, and from above the second floor it effectively disappears. We won’t oversell it though: a handful of strata committees have knocked back jobs purely on appearance, even with low-visibility netting, so it’s worth checking with your building before you assume approval

On fixings, we build with framing specifically to keep them to a minimum. Where fixings are needed, they’re small, about 6mm wide and 50mm deep, nowhere near enough to raise real structural concerns. We’ll walk you through exactly what your job involves before anything goes ahead, so you’ve got what you need to put in front of strata.

If your building needs sign-off, get a quote from us before you approach strata cold. Every quote comes with photos, a plain description of the work, and a simple sketch of where the enclosure goes and how it’s installed. That gives strata something concrete to look at instead of a vague description, and gives you the best shot at getting it through.