Building Standards; Getting It Right! VIC 
Notch depththe code say normally it is a 1/3 of the depth. but in my opinion, this may inapproperiate in some case, which depend on the loading conditions, etc Are these tiles faulty ??Oh call them out on that. Get the smaller grout width. Not only does it look better but less to get dirty.
If it's in the contract hold them to it
Also, it's fine for… Crazyk replied 31 December 2014 ago Site levels and drainageBrian... on your site you mention 75mm fall over 1m. The proposal given to us has 50mm fall over 1m. Would that… AC Truss designThe only way to use your roof for storage without risking overloading the trusses is to install floor bearers/joints supported off the walls.… Building Warranty Insurance pathetic?Hi Liliana and SaveH2O,
Relevant authorities indeed! I was shocked at the increase in VCAT authority in the recent proposed changes to warranty insurance and general… High rise property creaking soundsHi biba8169,
I very much doubt that there is a structural fault of any importance with a multi-storey apartment block, but you never know. I suggest you ask those who… Exterior coloursI know what you mean. You've got time with choosing your interior wall colours haven't you? Could you wait til you get cabinets etc in and see how it all looks?. I was… Rache replied 29 September 2014 ago RacheSep 29, 2014 10:08 pm Is your build the minimum standard?
Hi B_E,
I've noticed that in quite a few of your posts you bag 'The Guide to Standards and Tolerances' by the ex-Building Commission. And I take it… Bath tub fill ratesI was alerted to this post, you should post these types of threads in "Building Standards; Getting It Right". It also makes it a lot easier for others who later search for… SaveH2O replied 25 September 2014 ago Mouldy timber frameFrom what you described your timber has not been wet for long enough to be affected by rot so there will not be structural issues.
Mould spores are everywhere and they… Melbourne: recommend building inspectorsHi Eve Dweller,
You've surely got one by now, but structural engineers are not very familiar with some aspects of a building. They are trained on structure and… Copyright questionThanks Mark essentially that covers all points I was trying to get across
Crazyk replied 28 August 2014 ago Roof gutters levelingiT doesnt matter how far your downpipes are apart, or how well pitched your gutter is, the phenomena of leaves resting in your gutter turning into peat will still… qebtel replied 18 July 2014 ago Help!For piece of mind I would ask the SS why is that the case and word such that you are trying to broaden you understanding. I ask tons of questions from my building company… Certificating Electrical WorkI think your cousin should be able to do it but also not 100% sure.
If you ever need any professional work done in Victoria you can also contact our electrical… FTTH OTN locationMy response to something a subbie working on one of my jobs back when I was in the building game was that his next cheque might not be "true and accurate" either so put… Occupancy permitThanks guys...I can't ring the surveyor because I'm building through a volume builder and they are sure to kick up a stink because they won't be getting my money !
Well I… Crazyk replied 25 November 2013 ago Hi Nick
You're right. With the slope you have there I wouldn't be too worried about drainage. It's the flat sites that make life difficult.
Low maintenance plants/shrubs… Concrete stumps how many?In no cases is an extension to a dwelling exempt from a building permit under shedule 8. Only free-standing… Help with neighbour building a XL shedA wall on a boundary (vic) needs to be fire rated & a max. length of 10m plus 25% of the remaining length of the
boundary.
There are a few other proviso's including… Boundary lines and gutter/eavesHouseOB - In Victoria, Typically Porches, pergolas and verandahs that are less than 3.6 metres high and eaves may encroach
not more than 2.5 metres into your side street… SarkingRegardless of whether its mandatory, it's a good idea.
JB1 replied 3 May 2013 ago Help! Appreciate any adviceThank you for the help. Do I also need to contact Strata Manager since our structural insurance is paid together with body corporation fee. SonnyApr 10, 2013 12:41 pm AgapeMar 22, 2013 7:05 pm
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