bowmatty

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Hello, thanks for the compliments! Fortunately, we cut to size in the space, applied glue and then it fitted snug into the space. We didn't need to us ...

Building a Reputation

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Morning Handy, Still working and no sign of condensation build up or drips. I will have to reapply some more adhesive on a couple of the panels as par ...

Building a Reputation

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Hello guys,I have one corner of my house that the stormwater runs to ground.There is nowhere for the water to run off or collect to as it's in the bac ...

Building a Reputation

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Hello all, Update with the backdoor steps. I scraped the idea of using concrete threads, to me they looked ugly and too industrial looking. I went dow ...

Building a Reputation

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Thanks @EricL @JacobZ ... I will start to plan the project and will post some pictures of how i go.

Building a Reputation

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Thanks for the reply Jacob. I'm considering using either 1200mm steps or the 920mm. The door way width is 860mm from wood frame to wood frame. What st ...

Building a Reputation

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Hi Dave, panels seem to be holding apart from 2, they will need an extra but of glue. Other than the two, they are holding pretty well. Since being in ...

Building a Reputation

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Hey guys, I am planning to build some backdoor steps, the platform is 800mm in height and i plan to use 2x Peak Black 4 Tread Steel Stair St ...

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Hi there, I am looking at doing the same. Just want to know how is it working now? Is foilboard still in good condition? My decking roof is polycarbon ...

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Hi @bowmatty, They look magnificent. I'm glad you decided to go with timber, I think it looks much better than concrete would've. Congratulation ...

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Hi @bowmatty I'm putting my vote to the 1200mm step, seeing that you already have an existing 1200mm step and are used to it. I'm thinking that the ...

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Hi @bowmatty, Thank you for your question on the installation of stair stringers. The best thing to do when installing products is to follow the m ...

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AMAZING work, @bowmatty! The deck looks sensational, and you should be REALLY proud of your efforts. I don't think it could come out looking any bette ...

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@bowmatty Id be impressed also! That looks like its just been put in, The whole area really looks new now.So whats the next project? Dave

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That's correct, @bowmatty. @Jason is recommending you continue and finish off with the last coat/s. I'd tend to agree that a few inconsistent areas ar ...

Community Manager

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Hi @bowmatty, Just thought I'd add my 2c. You've done great work. I'd leave the deck alone now and move on. It looks terrific and a huge improvem ...

Building a Reputation

Hello, thanks for the compliments! Fortunately, we cut to size in the space, applied glue and then it fitted snug into the space. We didn't need to us ...

Building a Reputation

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Morning Handy, Still working and no sign of condensation build up or drips. I will have to reapply some more adhesive on a couple of the panels as par ...

Building a Reputation

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Hello guys,I have one corner of my house that the stormwater runs to ground.There is nowhere for the water to run off or collect to as it's in the bac ...

Building a Reputation

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Hello all, Update with the backdoor steps. I scraped the idea of using concrete threads, to me they looked ugly and too industrial looking. I went dow ...

Building a Reputation

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Hi Dave, panels seem to be holding apart from 2, they will need an extra but of glue. Other than the two, they are holding pretty well. Since being in ...

Building a Reputation

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I've got one more coat on this to go. Then going to focus on deco for this area and make it a nice area to relax in. Going to have a break after this ...

Building a Reputation

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@Jason @MitchellMc Here is a picture of the deck with a second coat. I'm quite impressed with how it turned out. Just curious to know how much oil sho ...

Building a Reputation

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You are right Jason. So, you recommend me to apply the last two coats to finish?

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Sanding back your timber deck before re-staining it can help give it a new lease of life. The projectBefore and afterHow toTips for your deck renew ...

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