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jolesSep 16, 2008 7:55 pm Residential building engineerWe've just had our plans drawn up by our draftsman for our extension but now we need to arrange an engineers inspection/report.
Can anyone recommend a person/company to… M3tricon: Trying to take my own advice....
Actually to update this whole situation, it did get resolved to our satisfaction which was good. 
But thanks for bumping this thread..... shows I don't work for them! joles replied 16 September 2008 ago jolesSep 16, 2008 10:18 pm measuring questionMeasure the whole space!!!
Then don’t forget to mention to whom ever that’s what you have done.
Get those pieces back for cutting boards.  TermidorJust after some advice - we recently discovered we had had termites in our home. Thankfully the damage was very minimal and the termites were gone when we discovered… kane started a topic 18 September 2008 ago PD Driveway Questionthanks guys...we went into a bit of a panic but i guess we will find out all of the details at contact on Monday, but i appreciate your comments. Jetmaster heater - Hnely homesI am new to this forum but would like any comments re the Jetmaster model heater that Hnley homes install. Ie. are they effective? kcam started a topic 20 September 2008 ago Carlisle Homes NEW T RangeHey all,
Just wondering if any of you know of the new Carlisle display village that opened today at Marriott Waters Lyndhurst.
I checked out the website, and found… Pet Doors & Heat Loss ....HI enigma_brennan,
I had a good look at our cat door, it seals itself up with a magnet.
- she seems to think she will be able to put her little… Paula replied 21 September 2008 ago PaulaSep 21, 2008 6:44 am Have to vote for the Asko, lowest water consumption we could find and built very well. About as automatic as you can get, for example it uses more or less water depending… electrician costsHi Mrs Dreamy
There are a lot of if buts and maybes with the questions you are asking
What state are you in?
What age is your house?
Are you moving the… mel replied 21 September 2008 ago Home Warranty Insurance Help???Well home warranty insurance provides cover for structural defects for a period of six years from completion of the work and two years for non structural defects.
Lets… Minx replied 22 September 2008 ago Home Warranty infoInteresting article in The Sydney Morning Herald today about the home warranty problems in both NSW and Victoria. From the article, it sounds like Queensland is the only… Judie started a topic 22 September 2008 ago JudieSep 22, 2008 2:49 pm JoBenSep 22, 2008 7:03 pm Internal Doors dilemma
I'm with Joles. The 10 lite ones are an absolute PAIN to keep clean, esp with any RR (Rugrats) running around.
Unless you are lucky enough to have a cleaner!
I am… Has anyone used Karndean for flooring?
I went back and got a new quote for the knights tile and with the proper preparation for a cement slab i am still looking @ 95 per m2.
So we have gone for a similar… M3tricon customers.... changing tiles?Hi.. We are with Newstart Homes... But... We did our selection with Beaumont's a few weeks ago.. I called them on Friday, and they said they allow ONE reselection without… sha replied 22 September 2008 ago sammySep 23, 2008 9:34 am Permanent eye damage from cleaning products?!2/3 of a bottle in one small bathroom? Wow, you must be very clean!  Make sure you stick with non-medicated lubricants and not the ones that make your eyes white! Glad to… sammy replied 23 September 2008 ago sammySep 23, 2008 3:57 pm Are OZ builders dictators ??Be 100 percent happy with the builder before you commit. Do not let them bully you in to accepting things you are not happy to do. On the other hand, you can't expect… Mel&Em replied 23 September 2008 ago New concrete; weeping hole level???Ive got timber floors, so I dont have this problem. But I do make sure that all the ventilation grills are not obstructed. Lots of air circulation is essential to stop wet… Protocol for "slab"..........I dunno about customary, but just walk up and tell them you are very happy with the work (if you are) and you just wanted to make sure they didn't go away thirsty:)
Greg gpierce replied 24 September 2008 ago type of front side doorI don't have a picture, but I think you should select an entry door for this because that's what it is. I see lot's of project homes with hollow core interior doors for… gpierce replied 24 September 2008 ago Study finally in
Love the setup Paula, very nice colours, looks very swish!!
It should be a real pleasure to work in there.
The lighting and the artwork are very cool too! Another hard luck storyFound this on a Canberra news forum, food for thought.
http://the-riotact.com/?p=8940 mikkyG started a topic 24 September 2008 ago sofas for people with back problemsthanks guys. Its not such a bad problem but has its days when everything and anything contributes! shall try the line from Norway and keep you posted! vpande replied 24 September 2008 ago Would you buy this house without a WIR?
Personally, I would prefer the WIR over the spa.. as most people have pointed out – you probably would get over the spa pretty quickly. A WIR provides convenience for… sting replied 26 September 2008 ago stingSep 26, 2008 2:35 pm Phone pointsOne of the single storey houses I lived in was an absolute nightmare to get the point done. For me, we're getting all other electricals done... so… donuts replied 29 September 2008 ago Pet registration questionOh hopefully it will be ok. I will be on a third of an acre.... I know I have to apply... but I'm just wondering the best way.... but the council… Pest Inspections - How Often?The pest inspection should be done yearly and I think its the guarantee by the pest control company to cover any damages if something goes wrong. They have it covered in… Tam replied 29 September 2008 ago
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