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richiey30

10 August 2020

Re: Our Alkira Olivia Hornsby ShireBuilding A New House

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Aug 10, 2020 11:15 pm

Does Access Homes still exist.? Formally Alkira homes. Cannot find any contact info on Access homes Australia. Built with Alkira 6 years ago. Does anyone have contact details for Access Homes Australia. Hi, yes they still do exist - I actually just got in contact with them not long ago on an issue ...

Hi, yes they still do exist - I actually just got in contact with them not long ago on an issue in trying to track down...

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richiey30

13 March 2019

2 years after a new build, general checklist, whats covered?General Discussion

Mar 13, 2019 8:49 am

Hi, Just like to know for those who have built a new house, and reached your two year milestone did you go back to the builder and present another list of defects? I understand that the 24 month warranty period covers certain non structural aspects of the building , i cant seem to find exactly what ...

Hi, Just like to know for those who have built a new house, and reached your two year milestone did you go back to the b...

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richiey30

11 April 2017

Re: Security film - anyone used it?Safer Living

Apr 11, 2017 10:50 am

same here :) interested in this as well

same here interested in this as well

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richiey30

23 January 2017

standard face bricks that run through roofBuilding Standards; Getting It Right!

Jan 23, 2017 1:12 pm

Hi, Just like to know is it a common practice if you have bricks that runs through within the roof, that cant be seen from the outside that the builder would use standard face bricks , rather than sticking with what is used for the rest of the house.

Hi, Just like to know is it a common practice if you have bricks that runs through within the roof, that cant be seen fr...

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richiey30

2 July 2016

Re: Ask a lighting design engineer - general Q&ALighting + Lighting Design

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Jul 02, 2016 9:29 pm

Just wondering if a led down light with a 45 degree beam angle be suitable for 3.05m ceiling and 2.6m ceiling height? or would the light projected on the ground appear "spotty"

Just wondering if a led down light with a 45 degree beam angle be suitable for 3.05m ceiling and 2.6m ceiling height? or...

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richiey30

1 April 2016

Re: Where to source solid internal doorsWindows & Doors

Apr 01, 2016 9:48 am

Yep 2340. I actually kept looking at the receipt and I think the sliders were 140 each as I had the swinging doors pre hinged so it looked neat and tidy so that added a few dollars to each door how wide was your door? Im currently in search for x2 internal solid doors (one for theatre room and one ...

how wide was your door? Im currently in search for x2 internal solid doors (one for theatre room and one for the door f...

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richiey30

11 February 2016

Re: (Another) pendant light size questionLighting + Lighting Design

Feb 10, 2016 11:18 pm

you can get the Moooi Raimond replica from China for about $1000 delivered, big size 1000mm version.

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richiey30

13 January 2016

Re: Brightgreen Downlights On Sale!!!Lighting + Lighting Design

Jan 13, 2016 10:20 pm

Yes the D900+ is only available in 5000k on the clearance store but they do have the D900 Classic listed on the clearance site in 3000k Hi, thanks for that, nice build thread - with Clarendon do they let you supply all the lights to be fitted ? or are you going to fit post handover?

Hi, thanks for that, nice build thread - with Clarendon do they let you supply all the lights to be fitted ? or are you...

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richiey30

12 January 2016

Re: Ask a lighting design engineer - general Q&ALighting + Lighting Design

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Jan 12, 2016 8:54 pm

Hi 1960sModernistHome, Thanks for your reply! :D I thought the builders included downlights were a bit on the cheapo side, will look at upgrading, but need to see what they have available as i doubt they will allow me to supply the lights. I will however be able to choose what I want for the first f...

Hi 1960sModernistHome, Thanks for your reply! I thought the builders included downlights were a bit on the cheapo side, ...

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richiey30

11 January 2016

Re: Ask a lighting design engineer - general Q&ALighting + Lighting Design

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Jan 11, 2016 8:33 pm

Hi 1960sModernistHome, I have been following this thread and its great for you to offer your knowledge!, I am currently working on my lighting plan for my build and just a few quick questions to clear up. I originally didn't think there was much to picking lights and plotting them down but realised ...

Hi 1960sModernistHome, I have been following this thread and its great for you to offer your knowledge!, I am currently ...

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richiey30

8 December 2015

Re: Alkira Homes "The Sienna" KDR Ryde (NSW) - completeBuilding A New House

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Dec 08, 2015 10:11 pm

If I had to do it again, I don't think there would have been anything in the build I would change other than requesting for 3 coats of paint. I would still have gone with Alkira .. and if I had more time now compared to during the build I would be calling everyday to sort out my OC. Did you ever ge...

Did you ever get a quote for the 3rd coat ? I almost had a heart attack when i got my quote back for a 3rd coat, lets j...

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richiey30

28 September 2015

Re: Alkira HomesBuilding A New House

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Sep 28, 2015 7:36 pm

I'm off to google PAX wardrobes, thanks for the hot tip! [emoji4] Good luck cat dunc, IKEA has a pax robe builder program so you can see what will fit your space and what sizes you will need. Took me hours but was worth it. The Pax wardrobes look good, is there a lot of cost savings going the ikea ...

Good luck cat dunc, IKEA has a pax robe builder program so you can see what will fit your space and what sizes you will...

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richiey30

20 September 2015

timber flooring on HebelFlooring & Floor Covering

Sep 20, 2015 8:05 pm

Just wanted to know for those that had timber on Hebel PowerFloor, what was the recommended installation process? I was told that as you cant screw or nail anything into the Hebel floor panels, for hardwood it requires a thick layer of plywood first to be laid, then the hardwood is glued and nailed ...

Just wanted to know for those that had timber on Hebel PowerFloor, what was the recommended installation process? I was ...

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richiey30

27 May 2015

Re: HIA Sydney Home Show 2015 - PROMOTION ENDEDIdeas Box

May 27, 2015 6:48 pm

Hi Homeone, thanks very much tickets arrived today in the post! :)

Hi Homeone, thanks very much tickets arrived today in the post!

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