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Thanks you so much for your response @Jacob I have a couple of questions: - Given the slab surface is irregular, do I need to make sure the grout f ...

Growing in Experience

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Hi all, After dismantling an old kitchen and removing water pipes, I'm left with a hole in the floor and the concrete slab underneath. The hole goe ...

Growing in Experience

Crystal clear. Thank you @EricL

Growing in Experience

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Hi folks, We have this small "deck" behind our house, which is just used to access the fuse box and under the house. It's not protected and exposed ...

Growing in Experience

Thanks @MitchellMc I'll give it a go 

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Hi, I'm trying to remove an old piece off furniture in my kitchen. One side is glued onto the drywall. I'm not sure what that is. Glue or epoxy... ...

Growing in Experience

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Yes and I agree with everyone too As I said in my initial post, the whole deck needs to be replaced or properly repaired, I was looking for a quick f ...

Growing in Experience

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Hi,Thank you all for your reply.You're both right the joist has started rotting. Not sure of the extent of the damage though.@EricLI had a quick look ...

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Hello @julienf I recommend using a timber stick or a paint mixing stick to agitate the grout when you tip it in so that it settles to the bottom pr ...

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After having a think about this @julienf, I just wanted to point out that you shouldn't be pre-drilling and installing too many fixings in the bottom ...

Growing in Experience

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Hi all, After dismantling an old kitchen and removing water pipes, I'm left with a hole in the floor and the concrete slab underneath. The hole goe ...

Growing in Experience

Crystal clear. Thank you @EricL

Growing in Experience

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Yes and I agree with everyone too As I said in my initial post, the whole deck needs to be replaced or properly repaired, I was looking for a quick f ...

Growing in Experience

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Hi,Thank you all for your reply.You're both right the joist has started rotting. Not sure of the extent of the damage though.@EricLI had a quick look ...

Growing in Experience

Thank you @MitchellMc

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This looks like a far better option. Thank you @MitchellMc ! I have one more question:I assume using coach screws is your recommendation based on your ...

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How to fill a hole in a concrete slab?

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How to restore old decking?

Re: How to remove a piece of furniture stuck to a drywall?

How to remove a piece of furniture stuck to a drywall?

Re: How to secure posts to a deck?

Re: How to secure posts to a deck?

Re: Filling a hole in a concrete slab

Re: How to install a swing under a deck

How to fill a hole in a concrete slab?

Re: Restore old decking

Re: How to secure posts to a deck?

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