Sandy Bay

Sandy Bay

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Parched on the fill of Sandy Bay, Tasmania, this home overlooks the water and along with its character, provide the perfect place to relax and unwind. It was important for this project to have windows that performed given its geographic location, which is exactly what BINQ was able to provide. Featuring Tilt & Turn windows throughout, plus our IV68 Hinged doors. Another great utilisation of timber throughout the home with both integral and external cladding. Designed by: Flett Architecture

Parched on the fill of Sandy Bay, Tasmania, this home overlooks the water and along with its character, provide the perfect place to relax and unwind. Read more

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BINQ Doors + Windows
Matt Sansom

Contemporary home in Sandy Bay, Tasmania, featuring high-performance Tilt & Turn windows and IV68 Hinged doors, complemented by elegant timber cladding, designed by Flett Architecture for optimal relaxation and stunning water views.

Parched on the fill of Sandy Bay, Tasmania, this home overlooks the water and along with its character, provide the perfect place to relax and unwind.

It was important for this project to have windows that performed given its geographic location, which is exactly what BINQ was able to provide. Featuring Tilt & Turn windows throughout, plus our IV68 Hinged doors.

Another great utilisation of timber throughout the home with both integral and external cladding.

Designed by: Flett Architecture

Building style: Contemporary

1170h 8m

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“We chose BINQ to supply high-performance windows for our sustainable developments and couldn’t be happier. The team shares our values, communicates clearly, and goes the extra mile to help us understand the latest window technologies and installation best practices. The BINQ windows perform excellently and look great — the photos speak for themselves”

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