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Joe1234
Just Starting Out
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Have some old lino that is need of replacing, have pulled up in places to assess what is underneath. The floor boards underneath appear in good nick a ...

scott_valla
Community Newcomer
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Hello team i added a deck a year ago and its warping and coming up all over the place. Screws breaking in half.. Im told wrong screws / timber not dri ...

Jithesh
Building a Reputation
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I transformed an under-utilised nook wall into a dual-purpose study nook and display space. The project features dark-painted MDF V-groove panelling f ...

cottage_reno
Just Starting Out
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I have an old stone cottage on our block. Suspect the cottage to be 120 years old. Hasn't been lived in since the 60's but still has a solid roof and ...

althauscam
Just Starting Out
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  hi all, im having a hard time trying to find the same spindle for a kitchen sink refurbishment if anyone could help, as these have stripped

michaeljinq
Finding My Feet
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Hi Community heros, I want to fit a dryer into the laundry but struggle with the most economical / practical way to do it. The previous owner must had ...

squeakysim
Building a Reputation
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Hi all, I'm in the throes of dismantling my bathroom as part of a renovation on my newly purchased first home, originally built in the 70s. I'm goin ...

joel5217
Finding My Feet
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I recently installed 6 x prempanel black oak acoustic panels in my theatre/office and it looks great but the smell it gives off gives me a headache, l ...

jaymars
Just Starting Out
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Hello,We recently waterproofed the lower level of the house as its had some water ingress issues in the past. The product used was WPA 100. We were ...

hartbrian16
Just Starting Out
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Before we start installing this unit is there a YouTube or other video that we could follow? The brackets provided and the cabinet brackets look a lit ...

RavinduM
Just Starting Out
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Hi Everyone, long time reader, first time poster. We have an east facing pergola that bakes in sunlight for couple of hours in the summer days. Its ap ...

mariamis220
Just Starting Out
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renonewbie
Cultivating a Following
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        hi there ive recently completed a crazy pave on our outdoor pool surrounds. It all went well apart from the grouting. we grouted with a be ...

davidb0312
Finding My Feet
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Hi, We bought our house 2 years ago and at the time our handyman patched most cracks and holes around the house. Some of the settlement cracks have ...

SBA
Just Starting Out
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Hi, We own a townhouse and want to renovate our ensuite bathroom. We don't need to change layout or change any plumbing but replace the old stuff with ...

HOLDERT
Just Starting Out
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Hi Workshoppers, I'm sheeting kitchen walls 3450 x 2400 high. In what direction should I place the sheets; vertically or horizontally? Also, what type ...

miraperry
Getting Established
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Hi all. Im now up to restoring colonial windows that with badly damaged timber. Where should i start? What type of putty is best for this situation? ...

DIYHaveaCrack
Building a Reputation
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I'm a bit confused with the options for painting TIMBER kitchen cabinets. There are some great examples on here but some seem to use primer, some don' ...

Gmma
Just Starting Out
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   Hi I would like to build a small hidden study nook in the corner of my apartment lounge. See photos for style/look Ideally it would fit seamlessly ...

Anna_G
Getting Established
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Hi, I have painted our kitchen cabinets in the Dulux renovation range and used the renovation range clear coat in satin on half the cabinets which ...

diy_josh
Just Starting Out
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G'day guys, I'm currently renovating my first home. It's an old single story 80's dwelling. The front patio has those hideous orange and white tiles. ...

bennib0i
Finding My Feet
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Hi Bunnings, I have a some damaged kitchen cabinetry and would like to find replacement panels. I'm trying to figure out what type of panels these ar ...

liams
Just Starting Out
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Can anyone share what product i can use to to disguise this join line in my laminate kitchen bench top. Bench tops are very white, appears greyish in ...

Sunflower1
Just Starting Out
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I'm after some thoughts/ opinions about newly renovated bathroom in a 1970s unitAm I correct in thinking a piece of water-stop is missing where tiles ...

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