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brotty
Community Newcomer
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I need steel cable wire and steel posts with wooden top for deck size 3.66m (1 side) and 3.200m (2 sides) please. Advise cost for this. Thanks Brotty ...

calccom21
Building a Reputation

Hi All, I wanted to build a simple colorbond gate as attached ( note sample took from Facebook). Nothing too fancy. Is there a video from bunnings ...

Inoke
Community Newcomer
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I just finihsed drawing a house plan and details. Right now, i want to know the material lists for the roofing, the reinforcing steel, plumbing and el ...

TimGeo
Having an Impact
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Hi, I am planning some decking and a pergola, I would like to know if I am required any planning or building permits for the following: 1: extend ...

lakiita
Having an Impact
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I have an old concrete slab for my outdoor patio that I want to renovate. The slab is level but cracked in a few places. I was thinking of Travertine ...

DaveC
Just Starting Out
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Hey all , hoping to get some advice on placement of posts etc on a low level deck project Dimensions 2.5 x 10.0 For height reasons can’t run joists ...

pieroa
Community Newcomer

Hi, I have to attach a bracket to a tiled double brick wall to hang my Dryer on. What is the best anchors and best way to go about this please. Conce ...

shaneboladeras
Just Starting Out

What is the best way to attach https://www.bunnings.com.au/jack-1800-x-1000-x-200-x-7mm-reinforcing-mesh-sheet_p1060409 to a colourbond fence? It is f ...

newbiegardener
Getting Established
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Hi everyone, My wife has asked me to build side gates to block the doggos from going down the sides. I'm capable of building the gate, however, on ...

Russ42
Building a Reputation
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I have just completed roofing the pergola with polycarbonate and now need to flash the high side against a brick wall. Do I need to cut a channel into ...

bettyrocker
Just Starting Out

Hi everyone  Im going to install some open shelves in my kitchen and would love some advice on the best way to go about attaching to tile wall. I’ ...

Steve5
Having an Impact
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I replaced the heavy concrete lid on my in-ground water tank with a metal plate. It is screwed down into wall plugs in holes drilled in the concre ...

gc
Just Starting Out
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Hey guys, first post so go easy lol during lockdown I've been learning to sing and play guitar. Unfortunately there isn't anywhere quiet enough for me ...

taniarita
Just Starting Out
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Trying my hand at an A-Frame Cubby for my kids and am wondering which wood is best for the frame and also sheeting? To be honest I'm leaning more tow ...

magdalini
Finding My Feet
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We recently had a shower hobb installed and shower screen was going to install but the tiler made it 12 mm to big on one side and he said nothing can ...

london
Just Starting Out
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  We are needing to cover the height extensions on our current fence which have been deemed as footholds. I would like to hear any suggestions for th ...

Alex75
Finding My Feet
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  Hi all, I just built a colorbond shed 5x3.4m and it gets extremely hot inside. The walls are protected from the sun but the roof gets it directly m ...

DIY_Duncan
Just Starting Out
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Hi there, after scraping off bubbling paint and plaster and after applying Bondall Silasec Cement Concrete Masonry Waterproofing I intend to then plas ...

Cherylp
Just Starting Out
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Can someone suggest what I would use for flooring on pontoon

DIY4Knuckleheds
Making a Splash
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This Wall Mounted Fold Down Workbench is a Game Changer for Tiny Homes and Small Workshops! Static workbenches and Dining Tables suck up a lot of valu ...

whitewalker
Just Starting Out
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Hi I need some advice on how to build the framing for this. I can't seem to find the same perforated tubing at Bunnings. I'd be happy to hear any oth ...

truptidave
Getting Established
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Hi. I have this project in mind for more than a year but all the logistics held me back. But having find this forum I think i am going to do it. I hav ...

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