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Decking and Paving

DarkMayvers
Community Newcomer
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Hi Experts, I have a stack of leftover bathroom tiles from the build collecting dust/web in the garage. What are the chances of using these as either: ...

vng
Growing in Experience
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Need some links to treated battens for laying on the ground as frame to keep some tiles from shifting and form an edging Is H3 the type of wood that ...

ezzie
Building a Reputation
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A couple of years ago, I sanded, treated the nails with a rust treatment, punched in any sitting proud and filled in each hole. Then gave three coats ...

Innov8tive
Building a Reputation
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Renovating the backyard. Putting in a shed, a concrete slab for the shed and laying new fake grass. The shed we have decided to go with is this model. ...

bee2
Just Starting Out
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I am about to replace the old timber in a garden seat with merbau pre-oiled decking. I read it is necessary to wait 8-12 weeks for tannins and oil to ...

Jordan_
Just Starting Out
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Hi everyone, Im planning an elevated cubby house build for my 4 boys for Christmas. 1- because I cant afford, nor justify spending 2k on a flat pac ...

gspencer
Finding My Feet
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Hi, I am planning on building a deck and need to start with the stumps, I was planning on using https://www.bunnings.com.au/100-x-100mm-2-4m-post-h4-t ...

tonicoulson
Just Starting Out
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Hello and thanks for all the info you post. I am building a low level deck to be tiled on tile cement underlay instead of decking boards (30 cm above ...

TimGeo
Having an Impact
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It's time for another project and after design after design after design, I'm finally ready to begin! The goal: to increase the usable space outside ...

Bunnybill
Just Starting Out
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I am having pre-oiled Bunnings blackbutt timber installed on my deck. Do I need to apply another coat 8-12 weeks after it has been laid? What product ...

jim6
Getting Established
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Hi All, I am planning on putting a shed at the back of my property and need to decide on the base to use. The shed is 2.8m x 2.2m and the land has a d ...

ezzie
Building a Reputation
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Completed steps with help of handyman friend - lots of concrete/mortar mixing, lots of swearing, lots of sunscreen working on hot days and a few discu ...

ShaneGty
Finding My Feet
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Hello Bunnings Workshop, Can you please provide advice on in putting concrete to side of house? Key questions: - membrane required for weeds? ...

IronStan001
Having an Impact
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I have an alfresco area which I'd like to deck. The joists (Green lines) will most probably fix straight into the concrete and ideally, I'd like to g ...

Sameer
Just Starting Out
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Hi - I need a suggestion on whether I should install a strip drain on the left side of the house, in the side alley. The slope is adequate for water f ...

okaku
Finding My Feet
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Hi everyone, I had my aggregate driveway poured about 2 weeks ago. and now I am seeing patchy white marks or spots that won't go away even with scrubb ...

ParagC
Just Starting Out
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Hello everyone! I am building a deck that measures 4.2m x 2.6m and will be 0.65m high. Since this is my first time constructing a deck, I would appr ...

PhilM1
Getting Established
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Hi,I managed to drop some Sikaflex 11 FC on some outdoor sandstone tiles, and I'm looking for a way to safely remove it without damaging the tiles.I t ...

RJ2
Growing in Experience
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Hi Bunnings Community, I’m back with another question. We recently had our deck installed (about 6–7 weeks ago) and it looks like most of the tannin ...

GavandKaty
Just Starting Out
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I am building a wooden deck off my existing tiled alfresco deck and I want to know what materials i need to use for the form work and what to i do und ...

warneyB
Just Starting Out
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Hi all, I’m keen to spruce up our deck but unsure whether the existing surface has been pained or stained. Any ideas? I’ve attached photos of deck/ver ...

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