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Hey guys, Finger crossing that we have a solution for this. I just got a professional to do my bathroom. The finishing is really good and today wa ...

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Recently moved and want to put my desk/study area here but its an awkward shape and my current set up does not work. I want to maybe put in a cor ...

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I have a snow white garden statue that is hollow and no access to inside.not sure of the material but is quite thin but base seems to be cement  There ...

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I want to raise the height of my under-sink shelf. It needs to come up by 40mm, The question is, how do I raise the thing around that sink drainage pi ...

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I'm building a low level deck over a concrete slab. There is minimal height so I will be laying a 70 x 45 on its side and using around a 6mm spacer wh ...

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Hi all,Working on a flat roof extension for a large undercover deck (not enclosed).What would you call this end beam?Its a 200x63 LVL tying all of th ...

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Bunnings Team Member EricL
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When a timber finish is uneven, you are unlikely to get a great result when re-oiling unless you sand the timber back first. While sanding can be a r ...

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
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When mounting a TV on steel studs, Buildex 12-14 x 50mm Climaseal Hex Head Tek Screws are a great choice for strong and secure mounting. If you hav ...

Meet the community
  • Meet Pete, who will tackle anything

    The multi-talented ProjectPete learned most of his D.I.Y. skills from his father, and loves the challenge and satisfaction of turning his house into a home. "I'm a fairly handy kind of guy," Pete says. "I will try to tackle basically any job."

  • Meet Adam, veteran gardening and D.I.Y. broadcaster

    Adam has been helping people with their house and garden projects on television, radio and magazines for decades. He's now happily sharing his expertise with Workshop members. "I believe experience and knowledge should be shared."

  • Meet Tara, passionate about encouraging women to D.I.Y.

    "The only way to learn is to give it a go," says busy mum Tara, who has tackled projects including a new deck, cubby house, garage storage and garden makeover. "Don't worry about making mistakes. Mistakes are the best way to learn."