Our Projects
At Sustainable Tradies we understand what it takes to make your home design ideas reality and we offer a number of services required when undertaking a home renovation project. We use traditional and modern sustainable building practices to bring back to life your home whilst retaining its particular character. Renovating a home takes patience, willingness, trust, skills and lots of experience and each project will bring their own challenges therefore it is important to have a solid team on your side

The Eco Box Studio
The eco box studio was built with almost everything repurposed or recycled ! The beauty is in the simplicity ! A great example of reusing materials.​
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Sustainability features of this work:​​
- Floor joists: repurposed from demolition hardwood roof timber.
- Second hand jarrah windows
- Shower screen 10mm turned into a window with repurposed timber
- Second hand French doors
- Second hand jarrah/glass door
- Stud frames: repurposed from demolition hardwood roof timber.
- Outdoor cladding: repurposed old shed roof sheets, hardiflex and weatherboards offcuts from building sites, pavers
- Insulation: earth wool (left overs from other jobs)
- Architraves and skirting: repurposed decking boards.
- low embodied energy materials
- limestone garden edge/walls

Butcher shop into a Wellness centre

Transforming a Butcher shop into a Chiropractic Clinic !!
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Features of this project:
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- Designed as simple as possible by us the people building it, taking into account the size of materials at all times reducing building waste considerably
- Economically sustainable: Working in collaboration with owners where they pay for labour and materials only, without the usual hidden profits & margins that bigger companies include in every single item, making transparency and honesty a safe environment for workers, which is reflected in the finished product and reduces the overall project cost significantly.
- Existing ceiling and floor tiles kept to reduce cost and general building waste.
- Transforming an old shop in stead of building a new one.
Tiny House - Shed Transformation
Some of the main features of this Tiny house project are:
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- 3 x restored 100 year old sash windows
- Custom made Recycled jarrah benchtops
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- Restored second hand French doors
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- Handmade stain glass window
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- Architraves with repurposed second hand hardwood timber
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- Benches and cabinets structures with repurposed second hand hardwood timber
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- All cabinets doors with
recycled/salvaged second hand jarrah floorboards

Low Embodied Energy Materials

Another great example on how to reuse materials !!
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- Most of the limestone came from the same site
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- Rubble walls (concrete, rock, pavers)
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- Recycled bricks for paving
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- Deck joists: repurposed salvaged hardwood roof timber
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- Decking boards: Repurposed second hand Wandoo floorboards
Landscaping with Bene Big Jobs
Another great outcome:
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- Garden beds
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- Compost beds
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- Chicken house

Ensuite - Garage conversion

Working in collaboration with home owners where the pay for the time of work and materials only without any hidden cost.