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Seeing as I now have hundreds of photos of bricks from each of the various brick yards, I wondered if it would be worth uploading them so others could benefit from them.
I've put a sample of the Austral range up here:
http://picasaweb.google.com/bobdabuilder2007/AustralBricks
I know photos don't really do the brick justice and you need to see it person, so what do people think? Is it worth uploading the rest?
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Browse Forums Building A New House Re: Brick Photos 2Nov 21, 2007 9:03 pm This is a great idea…..they look good.
Now when people ask about bricks, with a bit of luck you will have it! Upload the rest….thank you for the information!  Internal and External Building and Colour Consultant Online - Worldwide http://www.denovoconcepts.com Re: Brick Photos 3Nov 21, 2007 9:55 pm I was just about to say that you obviously aren't from Vic, when I saw your footer.
You do know that there are pics on the Austral website? But it does help to get more than one image of them (now we know!). They can vary! Ray. Second Time 'Round Re: Brick Photos 4Nov 27, 2007 8:46 pm Thanks Bob, very helpful - another one for the research favourites! Ruth -Bought house in Melbourne inner burbs, knocked it down & now...we are owner builders! Completed OB project and moved in to our new home with our new baby in May 2009! I saw a blog post by housenerd and for a single level she estimated to cost around $24k installed for James Hardie cladding. That was for a few years ago though (I think 2019?) 3 5689
Cheers for that..
plastering wall and getting it even/smooth/square sounds like it might be above my patience/paygrade 2 3917 DIY, Home Maintenance & Repair You could use thermal imaging camera to detect water pipes. You should be able to get a low end version of it for around $250 from AliExpress. 2 5679 |
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