DIY, Home Maintenance & Repair VIC 
Hello & HelpIf the hole isn't too big, use no more gaps, that expanding stuff makes a mess and whatever you do don't get it on your hands. Definately use baits as well and check them… Caved in ceiling due to moisture...help!I think I'd be looking at the cause(s) first 
...likely a combo effect caused the issues/cave in.
The repair seems pretty straight forward so a week or 2 of tarpaulan… Class H Slab Edgebeam depthSpoke to 2 engineers last week on this very topic, both were more confident in the waffle pod design, especially on highly reactive soils.
both prefer 100mm cover as… Aiah replied 24 January 2011 ago water problem..needs repairingNever mind the pics from outside the pipe is causing damage inside the building this in itself is enough evidence for the body corporate to act calling the appropriate… grinder replied 16 January 2011 ago Verandah roof leaking near houseYou can purchase that foam from the same supplier where the laserlite was purchased. It is sometimes shaped to match the roof profile and it seals those gaps builda replied 7 November 2010 ago Skirting Boards Coming Away From The WallYou need to let us know what sort of house construction you have.
If you have brick internall walls you will need to dowel and nail the skirting back.
If you have a framed… chippy replied 18 October 2010 ago TheOKOct 10, 2010 7:45 pm Cornicesthere does not seem to be any issues with the doors at the moment but will keep a close eye on this,
the builder has done a touch up job on the gaps and things look… Clean up of houseDo you have some tips about siding repair??I’m planning to improve my house and repair all those furniture that has been damage.
I already got some ideas at post handover clean up tipsUnfortunately metho didn't work but nail polish remover did (for the paint on tiles). I ended up having to just scrape paint from the grout and some bits I had to leave as… Trinity replied 16 September 2010 ago repainting interiorI am no pro but when I recently painted over a dark colour to light, I used an undercoat and got the supplier to tint the undercoat to a similar colour to topcoat.. Hope that helps foc1 replied 15 September 2010 ago Fixing aluminium vents in brick workI would "glue" the vents on with silastic. Not all the way around, just a few dabs to hold it in place. Later, if you want to replace the vent you can put a blade in a cut… Casa2 replied 30 August 2010 ago Casa2Aug 30, 2010 12:46 pm Stormwater drainIt looks like it only 32mm pipe coming from the gutters? If not maybe 50mm, either way it is pretty small. The PVC pip is pretty easy to cut and repair. Cheap to. I'd be… re leveling my houseHi all,
This is my first post! I hope you will able to help me on my new and first project of renovating a house!
I have a 40 year old house. My plan is to update… joeylucy started a topic 23 August 2010 ago Cleaning paint of windows ! :-)We have moved in and are getting our new home sorted, part of that is cleaning the windows for the first time with all manner of crud and corruption on… Trish replied 13 August 2010 ago TrishAug 13, 2010 9:55 pm Damn brick wall in garageIt looks like there is still cement haze over all the bricks which was not cleaned off and the bricks that are discoloured are actually clean I would test with a acid… Replacing Broken Oyster LightI would get a sparky.
You will need to remove the base, in doing that the wires need to be disconnected. Only a sparky can do that.… AJW replied 21 July 2010 ago
|
Thanks again 
Yes you are, thanks for trying, I am going to try and have a go at fixing it myself again, maybe I missed something last time.
