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Appreciate that tip about Fortress Gates @EricL . I installed a gate 2 years ago using a gate frame made by RapidFence but today one of the hinges fai ...

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So, I did that but possibly Mitchell I haven't explained well the type of tap I have (although I thought the photos would take care of that). Anyway, ...

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Great. I'll give that a try. Thank you. [sigh] You try to dodge washer repairs, only to get this! 

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I have three of these damned garden taps and two have a leak as per the photos. They are the quarter turn variety so no washers to replace. Any sugge ...

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Thanks @MitchellMc, I'm not sure about the Craftright angle driver either. Looks flimsy. Be interested in others experiences with that product, or alt ...

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I'd like to install a Gallery@home picture rail under the square set ceiling. But the fixings would need to be very close to the ceiling and I'd proba ...

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Love your project, @CSParnell. Does the new floor finish off gas much? Do you think the epoxy needs a coating to protect the flake finish?

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Thanks for your advice @MikeTNZ and @MitchellMc.Mine is new electrical work. I probably should have started a new thread as this is now confusing! (Th ...

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Thanks very much Eric and Dave, great advice. So I've been able to source the items mentioned via the bunnings website and building up my cart. Howeve ...

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Hi @rocker, For the one leaking from the handle, start by turning off the main water supply. You can then undo any nut on the top of the handle. Once ...

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Hi @rocker, At a minimum, the track and fixings would need to be installed half the thickness of your drill away from the ceiling. This would be the ...

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@rocker None at all and that's because it's a 2 part product like 2 pack paint so it has a hardner unlike single pack that relays on oxygen to cure o ...

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Hi @MaryTonnz, I'm not sure if you'll find foil-backed insulation board in N.Z.. We do have an extensive range of foam insulation panels, though. In y ...

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Hi @rocker,I think ducting (also known as trunking in the trade) would be the perfect and neatest solution to covering up and protecting them cables.I ...

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I apologise for the delay in my reply, @rocker. You could certainly use Earl's 0.140kg White MulTfill Ready To Use Filler, though I'm not a huge fan o ...

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I started out around a month ago the transformation taking my 3 car shed for which I used to restore cars in and putting it through the transformat ...

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Appreciate that tip about Fortress Gates @EricL . I installed a gate 2 years ago using a gate frame made by RapidFence but today one of the hinges fai ...

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So, I did that but possibly Mitchell I haven't explained well the type of tap I have (although I thought the photos would take care of that). Anyway, ...

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Thanks @MitchellMc, I'm not sure about the Craftright angle driver either. Looks flimsy. Be interested in others experiences with that product, or alt ...

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Love your project, @CSParnell. Does the new floor finish off gas much? Do you think the epoxy needs a coating to protect the flake finish?

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Thanks for your advice @MikeTNZ and @MitchellMc.Mine is new electrical work. I probably should have started a new thread as this is now confusing! (Th ...

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Yep, actually the hole was drilled by the builder who did the bathroom reno on the other side of the kitchen wall. He is a real tradesman (but again, ...

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@Noyade If @MitchellMc hadn't trumped you with his software, I reckon your effort will have sufficed. That said, my origami will be sorely tested. Tha ...

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@MitchellMc That drawing is truly impressive! Cutting the 50 mm floor flange would help with installing as pipes are already glued.The only tricky bit ...

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Hi @rocker, At a minimum, the track and fixings would need to be installed half the thickness of your drill away from the ceiling. This would be the ...

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Hi @rocker, You could potentially use expanding foam to fill these gaps. I'd suggest using Parfix 750g Expanding Foam Filler and then trimming the e ...

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Hi @rocker I would be more than happy to draw you a kitchen layout design. If you can provide me with the dimensions of the room, the position of th ...

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