Frequently asked questions

With a diverse fleet of trucks, SEQ Landscape Supplies offers hassle-free delivery for all your landscaping needs. Our team processes orders quickly and can accommodate various delivery preferences. While we strive to meet your preferred date, contacting a team member in advance is advised for urgent requests.

We deliver to most areas of South East Queensland with our full location service radius available on our areas we service page. If your area is not listed feel free to contact a member of our team who will be able to confirm if we can deliver to you.

SEQ Landscape Supplies does not offer same-day delivery for online orders, if you urgently require delivery we recommend giving us a call directly and we will do our best to assist you with your request

Please utilise the "NOTES" section during check-out to provide any additional details or inform our staff when we contact you to confirm the delivery time and day. Your input in this section allows us to better meet your needs and ensure a smooth delivery experience.

Absolutely! When you reach the checkout, you'll have the choice to opt for "Pick Up" as your preferred delivery method. Just remember to bring a copy of your order receipt to show our team members.

Yes! We have a split truck that can carry 4m3 combined amount in 2x 2m3 sections

We do offer supply and installation for most of our products. A team member would need to come out to your location to measure up the area and sight the access available before quotes are given out. 

For any additional installation enquiries, we encourage you to speak to a member of our team.

A bulka bag, also referred to as a bulk bag, big bag, or by its technical term Flexible Intermediate Bulk Container (FIBC), is a large, flexible industrial container made of durable polypropylene fabric. These bags are designed to transport and store bulk materials

Notable for their strength and versatility, bulka bags are the ideal solution for space-restricted areas. They are also equipped with heavy-duty handles at each corner, allowing them to be easily handled by cranes, forklifts, Hiabs, or even helicopters.

The volume of a bulka bag can vary based on the specific size of the bag and the material it's holding. At SEQ Landscape Services, we offer two following size specifications for our bulka bags:

• 1.5 Tonne / 1m3 
• 1 Tonne / 0.6m3

Calculating the quantity of landscaping material you need involves a few simple steps:

• Measure the area: Start by measuring the length and width of the area you plan to cover in metres. This will give you the total square footage. If your space is not a perfect rectangle, try breaking it down into smaller rectangles and calculating the area for each, then add those areas together.
• Determine depth: The next step is to decide on the depth of the material. This will depend on the type of material you are using. For instance, mulch or topsoil is typically spread at a depth of 5-7.5 centimetres, while decorative rocks might be laid at a depth of 5-10 centimetres. Convert this measurement to meters for your calculation (for example, 7.5 centimetres is 0.075 metres).
• Calculate volume: Multiply the area (in square metres) by the desired depth (in metres) to get the total volume in cubic metres.

For instance, if you have an area of 50 square metres that you want to cover with mulch to a depth of 7.5 centimetres, your calculation would look like this: 50 sq m x 0.075 m = 3.75 cubic metres. So you would need approximately 3.75 cubic metres of mulch for your project.

We stock Nullarbor Couch, a premium variety of grass known for its lush green appearance and excellent durability. Delivered on a Friday at 12 pm to our store.

We can also arrange pick/delivery of:

• Sir Walter Turf (Buffalo)
• TifTuf (Hybrid Bermuda)
• Sir Grange (Zoysia)

The best choice of turf depends largely on a handful of different factors such as environmental conditions, soil type, usage, and the preferred level of maintenance. We’ve broken our available grass types into the following to help you with your decision:

1. Lawn lover

You want a lawn that you can be proud of and your family and friends can enjoy.

The best turf options include:

• TifTuf
• Sir Grange
• Sir Walter DNA Certified

2. Fine Leaf

You like the fine leaf look and need your lawns to grow in full sun or part shade.

The best turf options include:

• TifTuf
• Sir Grange

3. No Fuss 

You want a low-maintenance, no-fuss lawn for your luxury outdoor space.

The best turf options include:

• Sir Grange

4. Budget

You Need a low upfront cost lawn for an area that gets at least 7-8 hours of sun daily.

The best turf options include:

• Nullarbor Couch

If you require assistance choosing the right turf for your needs, feel free to reach out to a member of our team who will be happy to provide you with a recommendation.

Nullarbor Couch

We receive stock in the yard on a Friday at 12 pm, fresh for the weekend. You can pre-order any amount of Nullarbor Couch turf during the week for Friday afternoon, Saturday, or the following week delivery or pick up.

Sir Walter, TifTuf and Sir Grange

You can pre-order any amount of these turfs during the week up until 1 pm on a Thursday for delivery or pick up on Friday afternoon, Saturday, or the following week.

Please note: For orders over 80 m2, we suggest arranging delivery direct to your site, which can be organised any time Monday - Friday with 48 hours notice. Orders will be delivered on a truck that has a forklift on the back and can usually be unloaded right where you need it.

Here is a simple step-by-step guide on how to install turf:

1. Clear the Area: Remove any existing grass, plants, rocks, or debris from the area where you will be installing the turf.
2. Prepare the Soil: Loosen the top layer of soil with a garden tiller or a rake. This helps the turf roots to penetrate deep into the soil.
3. Level the Ground: Rake and smooth the soil to create a level surface. You may need to add topsoil to fill in any low spots.
4. Improve the Soil: Consider adding compost or a lawn starter fertilizer to the soil to provide nutrients that will help the turf establish quickly.
5. Moisten the Soil: Lightly water the soil to provide a good base for the turf.
6. Lay the Turf: Start at one end of your yard and roll out the first piece of turf. Make sure it's straight and all edges are butted snugly against any borders (like driveways or paths). Continue laying out the turf, making sure to stagger the joints like brickwork to avoid lines and help the turf knit together.
7. Trim Excess: Use a sharp knife to cut off any excess turf around the edges.
8. Tamp Down the Turf: Use a lawn roller or simply walk over the turf to press it firmly against the soil. This helps the roots make good contact with the soil.
9. Water Thoroughly: After installation, water the turf thoroughly. This is crucial to ensure the turf beds in and starts to take root.
10. Maintain Regularly: For the first couple of weeks, water the turf daily (unless it rains). Avoid heavy use during this time to allow the roots to establish. Once established, cut the grass as needed and feed with lawn feed as directed on the product's instructions.