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approachmhn
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approachmhn
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a month ago

Thanks @MitchellMc . Will get it today and get to work.

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a month ago

Thanks @MitchellMc. i just noticed that there are 2 small hole of 1-2 mm size in wheel barrow with a little bit of rust around it. Please suggest a so ...

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a month ago

Hi @Jewelleryrescue @MitchellMc , it’s been long time I asked for solution but could not do this due to other water issues around the house. today I ...

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a month ago

Thanks @Dave-1 . sure. I will check at my local bunnings and see which ones suit. I promise it is 19m 

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Hi @EricL @Dave-1 I already got nearly 0.75 to 1m cube river pebbles leftover from agi drain project. just thinking if I can plant some succulents a ...

approachmhn
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Thanks @EricL . this is the best and easy suggestion.

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Thank you @Dave-1 . that’s a good suggestion. with a raised bed and hardy shrubs, the roots won’t go down deep as well. This area is 19 m long. I ha ...

approachmhn
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a month ago

Thank you @EricL . i don’t want to risk storm water pipes. They were laid just last year replacing clay pipes due to root damage. So paving that are ...

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Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
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a month ago

Hi @approachmhn,You can fill the holes with a metal epoxy and then sand the surface to a smooth finish before painting. Mitchell

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
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a month ago

Hi @approachmhn, That sounds like a solid approach and should help address both the rusting and potential water issues around the base of the shed. ...

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
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a month ago

Hi @approachmhn, As @Dave-1 mentioned, most succulents are non-invasive, though some larger varieties can have reasonably extensive roots. Mitchel ...

Dave-1
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a month ago

Good Evening @approachmhn Yes that would work and succulents generally have shallow roots. The length you mentioned before is 19m but think its meant ...

Bunnings Team Member EricL
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a month ago

Hello @approachmhn I was thinking about Dave-1's suggestion and even if you did a single sleeper level it would be enough to let people know that y ...

Dave-1
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a month ago

Good morning @approachmhn If it was for you and your place I would suggest to concrete it with your concerns about the pipe. The Stormwater pipes mad ...

Nailbag
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a month ago

Hi @approachmhn you could go a number of options from crushed rock (road-base) type products to small stone/pebble all available in different colou ...

Nailbag
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a month ago

Hi @approachmhn The depth of your stormwater pipe is fairly deep. If you were to first have a compacted layer of road-base, followed by packing san ...

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approachmhn
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a month ago

Thanks @MitchellMc . Will get it today and get to work.

approachmhn
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a month ago

Thanks @Dave-1 . sure. I will check at my local bunnings and see which ones suit. I promise it is 19m 

approachmhn
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a month ago

Hi @EricL @Dave-1 I already got nearly 0.75 to 1m cube river pebbles leftover from agi drain project. just thinking if I can plant some succulents a ...

approachmhn
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a month ago

Thanks @EricL . this is the best and easy suggestion.

approachmhn
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6 replies
a month ago

Thank you @Dave-1 . that’s a good suggestion. with a raised bed and hardy shrubs, the roots won’t go down deep as well. This area is 19 m long. I ha ...

approachmhn
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a month ago

Thank you @EricL . i don’t want to risk storm water pipes. They were laid just last year replacing clay pipes due to root damage. So paving that are ...

approachmhn
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a month ago

Thanks @EricL @Nailbag in that case, what is the better option other than pavers? I am fine with any maintenance free landscaping. Paving is one of t ...

approachmhn
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Hi, I am planning to lay concrete or brick pavers between my driveway and fence in front yard to extend my driveway. the issue is there is a storm w ...

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approachmhn
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    Hi, We have a shed which is rusted at the bottom as shown in attached pic. Due to which water gets inside shed when there is rain. please sugges ...

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December

Morning @approachmhn hahahha you made me smile! Thank you for the compliment You will need to wait for the brickwork to be completly dry before usi ...

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