Nice, what are you planting?
We're going to have a lemon, lime, mandarin and a couple of heritage apples we cultivate ourselves
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Nice, what are you planting?
We're going to have a lemon, lime, mandarin and a couple of heritage apples we cultivate ourselves
We're going to have a lemon, lime, mandarin and a couple of heritage apples we cultivate ourselves
Cleaned up the side path yesterday. Ridiculous amounts of timber, bolts, brick bits and other crap to get rid of.
Plan is to level it out, lay some pavers then use river pebbles/stones to finish it off.
Anyone know if its ok to cover the neighbours membrane with soil? We have a large piece of our own membrane to deal with at the laundry door too, can we trim it?
Plan is to level it out, lay some pavers then use river pebbles/stones to finish it off.
Anyone know if its ok to cover the neighbours membrane with soil? We have a large piece of our own membrane to deal with at the laundry door too, can we trim it?
I've got 3 of the reusable shopping bags full of bolts, fittings, screws and nails that we left all over the site during the build... The wastage is quite disgraceful ...
You don't really want to cover the damp course, as it's a moisture barrier... If you have to, you can use cement sheet to cover it before putting your fill in. No issues at all in trimming it flush with the brick work
You don't really want to cover the damp course, as it's a moisture barrier... If you have to, you can use cement sheet to cover it before putting your fill in. No issues at all in trimming it flush with the brick work
I've got 3 of the reusable shopping bags full of bolts, fittings, screws and nails that we left all over the site during the build... The wastage is quite disgraceful ...
You don't really want to cover the damp course, as it's a moisture barrier... If you have to, you can use cement sheet to cover it before putting your fill in. No issues at all in trimming it flush with the brick work
You don't really want to cover the damp course, as it's a moisture barrier... If you have to, you can use cement sheet to cover it before putting your fill in. No issues at all in trimming it flush with the brick work
Our site was kept relatively clean compared with many around the estate, but the number of screws and so forth is astounding. They also just dumped all the weep hole covers. Plus we have the neighbours bricks, and a few strays that dont match any house around us.
We might just trim it back; I dont want to cause any issues but we do need to level off the whole area (they dug a trench when they bricked their garage).
Discovered our lounge room data port doesnt work, so waiting for someone to book in to fix that.
Electricians due next week to change all the HPM over to Clipsal.
Electricians due next week to change all the HPM over to Clipsal.
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Discovered our lounge room data port doesnt work, so waiting for someone to book in to fix that.
Electricians due next week to change all the HPM over to Clipsal.
Electricians due next week to change all the HPM over to Clipsal.
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38 degree day today and apparently our aircon is still borked
Rang M but apparently they aren't interested in dealing with it till tomorrow.
Rang M but apparently they aren't interested in dealing with it till tomorrow.
Geez, . Evap. coolers are pretty simple systems and rarely breaks down.. To get one not working on new house is pretty unlucky?
I guess I have to check that too during handover.
I had problems with my heater and cooler. And it’s that brand. I don’t recommend them to anyone. I first had problems with the heater. 3 times they came out. Now ever since summer I have trouble with the evap cooler panel. It keeps showing error msgs. Yet the cooler is working thou. But it’s annoying. With the heater is would work off and on.
Remaining fruit trees are in. Still need to knock the supports in, the clay makes it hard work. Fig already has quite a bit of fruit on it.
Discovered our lounge room data port doesnt work, so waiting for someone to book in to fix that.
Electricians due next week to change all the HPM over to Clipsal.
Electricians due next week to change all the HPM over to Clipsal.
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Remaining fruit trees are in. Still need to knock the supports in, the clay makes it hard work. Fig already has quite a bit of fruit on it.
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Thanks ...so the swap was done post handover....
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Yes, a few weeks after we moved in.
BD finally came out to look at our garage door. Looks like we're getting a new one as its cheaper than replacing the damaged panel.
They also pointed out that we're missing the modem required for the "smart" connection to the app which we paid for. Apparently it comes out of the factory paired with the door, but M havent actually given it to us. So another thing to chase up....
Also seems we've been given the cheap remotes rather than the premium remotes and wall controller listed in our contract
They also pointed out that we're missing the modem required for the "smart" connection to the app which we paid for. Apparently it comes out of the factory paired with the door, but M havent actually given it to us. So another thing to chase up....
Also seems we've been given the cheap remotes rather than the premium remotes and wall controller listed in our contract
What a bugger... Our garage door is now tied into our alarm remotes, so we only need to carry our house keys to disarm the house and open the garage door... Took a bit of messing around, and pre-wiring but works a charm
What a bugger... Our garage door is now tied into our alarm remotes, so we only need to carry our house keys to disarm the house and open the garage door... Took a bit of messing around, and pre-wiring but works a charm
Our admin is impossible to get in touch with too...still waiting for someone to come activate our data point.
What a bugger... Our garage door is now tied into our alarm remotes, so we only need to carry our house keys to disarm the house and open the garage door... Took a bit of messing around, and pre-wiring but works a charm
Our admin is impossible to get in touch with too...still waiting for someone to come activate our data point.
What a bugger... Our garage door is now tied into our alarm remotes, so we only need to carry our house keys to disarm the house and open the garage door... Took a bit of messing around, and pre-wiring but works a charm
Our admin is impossible to get in touch with too...still waiting for someone to come activate our data point.
[quote="Drew01"]What a bugger... Our garage door is now tied into our alarm remotes, so we only need to carry our house keys to disarm the house and open the garage door... Took a bit of messing around, and pre-wiring but works a charm
Our admin is impossible to get in touch with too...still waiting for someone to come activate our data point.
[/quote]You can reseat the terminations with a small screwdriver at worst
[quote="blackcat20"][quote="Drew01"]What a bugger... Our garage door is now tied into our alarm remotes, so we only need to carry our house keys to disarm the house and open the garage door... Took a bit of messing around, and pre-wiring but works a charm
Our admin is impossible to get in touch with too...still waiting for someone to come activate our data point.
[/quote]You can reseat the terminations with a small screwdriver at worst
[/quote]I'll let him know. We know the wiring is all there at least.
[quote="Drew01"][quote="blackcat20"][quote="Drew01"]What a bugger... Our garage door is now tied into our alarm remotes, so we only need to carry our house keys to disarm the house and open the garage door... Took a bit of messing around, and pre-wiring but works a charm
Our admin is impossible to get in touch with too...still waiting for someone to come activate our data point.
[/quote]You can reseat the terminations with a small screwdriver at worst
[/quote]I'll let him know. We know the wiring is all there at least.
[/quote]I can loan you a Krone tool and cable tester as well if you want...
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