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Hi @PscottDIY, I'd recommend using Crommelin 15L Blackseal Heavy Duty Bitumen Waterproofing Membrane. It's a water-based bitumen that is far less po ...

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18 minutes ago

It is good because of the price, and it will do just about everything you need it to around the home, @sidbose1987. The unit you've linked above is a ...

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21 minutes ago

Hi @tom138, The "fungi" you mentioned is actually lichen, which typically isn't harmful to trees, so that shouldn't be a major concern. However, the ...

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44 minutes ago

Hi @MattJ0000, Provided there is more than one fixing point, you can use these Zenith 10kg Zinc Plated SureHook Plasterboard Picture Hangers. You'l ...

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2 hours ago

Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community @jaysixjaye. It's a pleasure to have you join us, and many thanks for your question about a dripping toilet ...

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2 hours ago

The screening is a Special Order, but what about using the 66 x 19mm 0.9m Square Cypress Pine Fence Pickets? Mitchell

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2 hours ago

Unfortunately, you need a hammer drill to use a percussion masonry bit, which is included in the pack @sidbose1987. You could try one of these Multi-m ...

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2 hours ago

Hi @DIYFan, Are the walls mortar or brick? Typically, on older brick dwellings, they went over them with hard-set plaster, though I suppose the bric ...

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BubblesRetreat
Getting Established
43 minutes ago

OK thanksWe have Blackbutt bar topSeems like someone should just develop a hole saw in a cone shape. Make it alot easier

BubblesRetreat
Getting Established
2 hours ago

Great Thanks for the tips

DIYFan
Community Newcomer
1 reply
2 hours ago

Thank you Mitchell, there isn’t going to be cornice installed given the possibility the roof will again fail and water in. The slab is wet and needs ...

sidbose1987
Getting Established
3 replies
2 hours ago

Thanks @MitchellMc i bought the screws kit. But didn’t buy the power drill, is there a work around without power drill? I have that XU1 18V one but it ...

mariabond
Community Newcomer
2 hours ago

Thankyou so much that’s so helpful

michy81
Finding My Feet
2 hours ago

Great idea on the timber capping. Thanks 

Simpaler
Just Starting Out
4 hours ago

Thank you for replying. I never thought there would be do many different approaches and ideas to staining a house.Cheers Simon

Noyade
Kind of a Big Deal
3 replies
5 hours ago

I've started making mine. Holesaw. Routered rebate. Plan is to make an 'inlay' that attaches to the holesaw off-cut, so that no drill hole is seen. ...

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Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
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Unfortunately, you need a hammer drill to use a percussion masonry bit, which is included in the pack @sidbose1987. You could try one of these Multi-m ...

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
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4 hours ago

Any of the 3M self-adhesive hooks will have great difficulty attaching to any rough surface, including bricks, @SireeshaK. You could give them a try, ...

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5 hours ago

Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community @SireeshaK. It's fantastic to have you join us, and many thanks for your question about installing netting. ...

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5 hours ago

Sorry about that @mariabond. Here it is again: T-nuts. Ask a helpful team member to match up the correct size for the legs you select; there are a cou ...

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5 hours ago

Hi @sidbose1987, You'll need to drill into the brick and/or mortar and install plastic plugs. You can then screw into the plastic plugs to attach yo ...

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5 hours ago

Hi @BubblesRetreat, What is the timber bar top made from, and can you please provide a photo of it? You could cut the hole with a hole saw, but t ...

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yesterday

Hi @kraftburk, Turps or Methelayted spirits could help bring it off, though staining might remain. I suspect the easiest option in this circumstance w ...

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yesterday

Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community @harmony. It's marvellous to have you join us, and many thanks for your question about restoring doors.The ...

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I am a self-taught DIYer just giving it ago, and I hope you enjoyed this project as much as I did We are finally renovating our bathroom, and wh ...

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These stylish timber plant stands are easy to make and add a striking design element to indoor and outdoor spaces. The projectHow to build a planter ...

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Amassing an Audience
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A rustic pot stand created by joining two ladders with hinges and using timber pieces on dowels to hold pots. The projectHow to make a ladder stand ...

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Amassing an Audience
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A fun project to create a familiar-looking home for solitary bees. The projectHow to make a bug hotelMore bee houses The project I've tried ...

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