@st22 if you can silicon or glue pieces of thin timber or ply over any large holes this would work as well.

There's no reason why you couldn't use silicone sealant on the more minor gaps/cracks @st22. It's not suitable for more significant gaps as it won't s ...

Hi @st22, It's great to see you've already received some excellent advice. Ideally, your cabinetry should already be free from holes. However, the ...

Hey @st22, thanks for asking the question, that would be extremely annoying.Have you looked into this particular product Bunnings carries at all to ki ...

Hi @st22, Are you referring to the same wall as the above images but on the other side or a completely different wall? Either way, I wouldn't call i ...

Hi @st22 I've placed a general diagram of what it could look like. This is the common fix applied when water is permeating the brick wall. Accessibi ...

The liability of becoming involved in repairs that need to be left to the owner of the property @st22. The tricky issue with becoming liable for damag ...

Hi @st22, This job needs to be left to the property manager and professionals to complete. As a tenant, your only job is to ensure that your health ...