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camelia
19 September 2010
Re: Estimating amount of concrete
DIY, Home Maintenance & Repair
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Sep 19, 2010 6:44 pm
Thanks so much Ed and Onc and all...I've got a better understanding now of how much material I need to purchase. cheers :)
Thanks so much Ed and Onc and all...I've got a better understanding now of how much material I need to purchase. cheers
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camelia
19 September 2010
Re: Rough pricing guide
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Sep 19, 2010 10:15 am
Mrs s...There are a number of suppliers who sell blueboard and it's around $40 per 3 metre length of sheet. Bunnings has it also, I'm not sure of your location. Also, if you didn't want to render it you could just use a waterproof paint and texture roller and it will look OK.
Mrs s...There are a number of suppliers who sell blueboard and it's around $40 per 3 metre length of sheet. Bunnings has...
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camelia
19 September 2010
Re: Estimating amount of concrete
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Sep 19, 2010 10:03 am
Would that be roughly 280kg of pre-mixed sand and cement?
Would that be roughly 280kg of pre-mixed sand and cement?
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camelia
18 September 2010
Re: Leaking skylight
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Sep 18, 2010 9:02 am
In view of the fact that you have tried re-siliconing it and it has still leaked, perhaps its a good time to get a professional, who, whilst charging you fair bit of money, would also ensure that this problem is fixed. The last thing I would want personally, is a leaking roof/skylight and that too ...
I had a builder install a domed skylight into my metal roof...it leaked and he re-siliconed it...it still leaked...8 mo...
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camelia
18 September 2010
Estimating amount of concrete
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Sep 18, 2010 8:28 am
Calculating the mass of materials was never my strong point.... If I have approx 7sqm of floor, how do I calculate the amount of concrete required to lay a 40mm topping on the floor? I have to purchase sand and cement for this. can anyone help?
Calculating the mass of materials was never my strong point.... If I have approx 7sqm of floor, how do I calculate the a...
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camelia
14 September 2010
Re: 155mm kauri pine board
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Sep 14, 2010 10:10 pm
thanks duke...I have a few lengths of the minyak...it isn't quite the same...it's 20mm (old kauri 22mm) thick and still only 150mm wide. It also is a bit lighter in colour and doesn't quite match the other boards.
thanks duke...I have a few lengths of the minyak...it isn't quite the same...it's 20mm (old kauri 22mm) thick and still ...
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camelia
14 September 2010
Re: 155mm kauri pine board
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Sep 14, 2010 5:56 pm
Was that in WA? maybe a bit far from sydney
Was that in WA? maybe a bit far from sydney
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camelia
1 September 2010
Re: 155mm kauri pine board
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Sep 01, 2010 11:35 pm
Thanks OK,That is a job for a carpenter with a router and electric saw. Alternatively, could I use a thin strip of kauri pine along the groove? there is enough joist to support the 150mm board. Thanks for your reply
Thanks OK,That is a job for a carpenter with a router and electric saw. Alternatively, could I use a thin strip of kauri...
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camelia
31 August 2010
155mm kauri pine board
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Aug 31, 2010 11:56 pm
I know this is an unusual request...I need a piece of kauri pine timber with dimensions of 155mm x 22mm. These boards only come in standard sizes of 150mm x 22mm and there is a narrow board also. The board I needed to replace because of dry rot just happened to be 155mm, an odd board because most of...
I know this is an unusual request...I need a piece of kauri pine timber with dimensions of 155mm x 22mm. These boards on...
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camelia
30 August 2010
Re: Fixing aluminium vents in brick work
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Aug 30, 2010 10:44 am
There are a couple of damp treatment companies around who will do brick vents...I'm not sure of your location but if it's in sydney then I can PM you with their contacts?
There are a couple of damp treatment companies around who will do brick vents...I'm not sure of your location but if it'...
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camelia
30 August 2010
Re: Unreliable Builders yet again!
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Aug 30, 2010 10:33 am
Oh, it's OK Fu...I'm sure that you treat your clients properly. :wink:
Oh, it's OK Fu...I'm sure that you treat your clients properly.
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camelia
29 August 2010
Re: Unreliable Builders yet again!
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Aug 29, 2010 9:11 pm
Hi Ibfragaolt, your comments ring true...I'm glad that burbank has treated you well..I guess a big company have good reputations to protect. Thanks also Uncle Arfur...you're right about other 'suckers' waiting to be 'sucked in'...I think most people wouldn't have heard of these smaller builders.
Hi Ibfragaolt, your comments ring true...I'm glad that burbank has treated you well..I guess a big company have good rep...
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camelia
26 August 2010
Re: Unreliable Builders yet again!
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Aug 26, 2010 10:26 am
Thanks Ibfragalot, I guess there is a huge difference between volume builders and independent builders. The problem is they have 4 or 5 projects going at one time and a smaller job gets last priority. However, I gave 6 weeks notice...he chased my business and promised he would start on time...I had ...
Thanks Ibfragalot, I guess there is a huge difference between volume builders and independent builders. The problem is t...
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camelia
25 August 2010
Unreliable Builders yet again!
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Aug 25, 2010 8:27 pm
I am so fed up! Is there anyone else out there who is sick and tired of dishonest and unreliable builders? Are there any builders out there who will will start a job when they say they will even with more than a months notice? Who will not postpone the job at the eleventh hour 5 times because they w...
I am so fed up! Is there anyone else out there who is sick and tired of dishonest and unreliable builders? Are there any...
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camelia
24 August 2010
attaching kitchen cupboard handles
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Aug 24, 2010 11:35 am
Does anyone know the best way to install 'C' shaped metal handles on kitchen cupboards, i.e; so they are straight and uniform?
Does anyone know the best way to install 'C' shaped metal handles on kitchen cupboards, i.e; so they are straight and un...
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camelia
17 August 2010
steel joists for tongue and groove boards
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Aug 17, 2010 10:12 pm
I recently heard a builder say that galvanised steel battens or joists can be anchored to concrete floors and used underneath t & g flooring. Is this true and if so how does it work?
I recently heard a builder say that galvanised steel battens or joists can be anchored to concrete floors and used under...
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camelia
17 August 2010
Re: Tradie GST discount for no reciept?
Building Standards; Getting It Right!
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Aug 17, 2010 9:56 pm
Often tradesmen will verbally quote a price to me and I think it's final..then when theyre finished they ask for plus gst. Is this OK if it's not in writing?
Often tradesmen will verbally quote a price to me and I think it's final..then when theyre finished they ask for plus gs...
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camelia
17 August 2010
Re: Tradie GST discount for no reciept?
Building Standards; Getting It Right!
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Aug 17, 2010 10:41 am
Last year I paid $29K tax to the ATO....I was against howard's gst from its outset but when I see the deplorable state of our hospitals etc I am angry that middle class tradies don't pay their fair share...a lot of them overcharge their base rate in the first instance and then offer you a discount f...
Last year I paid $29K tax to the ATO....I was against howard's gst from its outset but when I see the deplorable state o...
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camelia
13 August 2010
Re: hackberry weed trees
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Aug 13, 2010 12:08 pm
Is worm wee better than cow poo?
Is worm wee better than cow poo?
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camelia
12 August 2010
Re: hackberry weed trees
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Aug 12, 2010 11:57 pm
thanks Fu, might leave the agent orange back in Long Tan....I've done the hard yards with the mattock...trees aren't that big...but geez do those hackberry's have root systems! I think I'll plant some.....Camelias :D :D PS: ?worm wee or worm poo
thanks Fu, might leave the agent orange back in Long Tan....I've done the hard yards with the mattock...trees aren't tha...
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