Timber verandah post delivery areas
Melbourne-made timber posts supplied to Australian capitals and major regional centres. These are delivery-area planning guides, not local branches, showrooms or claims of completed local projects.
The shipping settings charge $88 per order outside Western Australia and $300 per order to WA. Confirm your actual state, postcode, order and receiving access before arranging installation. Current lead times are confirmed with the workshop; these pages do not promise a transit date.
VIC
- Melbourne — Prepare a profile-matching brief
- Geelong — Prepare a retained-and-new post schedule
- Ballarat — Document the reference before selecting a design
- Bendigo — Review the interfaces with existing decoration
NSW
- Sydney — Check the connections before the profile
- Newcastle — Choose a dependable matching reference
- Central Coast — Map the post and rail interfaces
- Wollongong — Schedule components at different levels
QLD
- Brisbane — Make a position-by-position post schedule
- Gold Coast — Prepare an exposed-site enquiry
- Sunshine Coast — Build an address-to-installation checklist
- Townsville — Keep a raised-verandah schedule readable
- Cairns — Plan the order beyond the catalogue selection
- Toowoomba — Break a decorative porch into its components
- Mackay — Create a specification-led matching enquiry
- Rockhampton — Check a multiple-post order before confirming it
- Bundaberg — Keep application and decorative choices connected
SA
- Adelaide — Compare the whole row before replacing a post
WA
- Perth — Build a clear interstate order brief
- Bunbury — Confirm a Western Australia order before dispatch
ACT
- Canberra — Prepare an ACT or nearby NSW order
TAS
- Hobart — Make a complete Tasmania receiving plan
- Launceston — Choose the right reference for a Tasmania enquiry
NT
- Darwin — Keep design review and engineering separate
NSW / VIC
- Albury–Wodonga — Keep a cross-border order unambiguous
Prepare your matching enquiry
See real matching examples, download a measurement checklist or compare the post range. If your town is not listed, include its state and postcode in an enquiry rather than assuming a particular freight arrangement.