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Hi All,Now that I have completed the outdoor paver walkway and steps, I have the itch to also do something about the concrete slab thats connected to ...

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September

Hey Eric It's the versawall retaining wall blocks. Are you saying it's the base that has moved (first block) and that's the reason the other block ...

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Hi All, Looking to put new turf and soil. Dug out previous soil and turf. I don't see drainage inside wall but could be in the base (800mm high) ...

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July

I have put out quotes for below but my uncle who does and did a few of these said I should do it D.I.Y lol. He sent me an inspiration photo. I am just ...

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July

Thank you very much.It looks like there is a wall render from the photo and inspection as above the tile is painted wall..but the gap we saw is just s ...

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July

Hi Eric Is it fine for this to be applied with the exposed brick at the back?

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Hi All, Just bought a new place and found this in the kitchen. Not sure what happened here but if you look closely, you can see the brick on the g ...

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July

@Nailbag So there is no chance for the courtyard to be extended? 梁. I received a couple of quotes and they are 30k minimum

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Concrete blocks would work @toffeeapple. But, they needed to be laid on a solid compacted and mortar base and then adhered together with mortar to cre ...

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July

Thank you very much.It looks like there is a wall render from the photo and inspection as above the tile is painted wall..but the gap we saw is just s ...

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July

Jeez, I forgot to update this one.Finished the stairs and decided to make a paver walkway while I was at it. Lucky I finished before Winter came!

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Hi All!Back here again looking for some advice.I have recently purchased a property (villa, 2 dwellings side by side) and it's under strata.I came to ...

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February

Hello Yes I will be making a patio on the area where I excavated. The current step without a tread on top will be in line with the concrete slabs ...

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February

Hi All, You can see the gap between the last step and the concrete slab. It's 200mm gap, I think the same retaining block would be too big to fit in ...

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February

I have been using adbri versawall blocks.It would be too high of a rise (200mm for the block + 30mm for the paver capping).Essentially, I have a remai ...

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February

Hi All, Almost done with this. Question is for the last step, Ideally we were going to butt it up against the concrete slab but we also want to tr ...

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February

First step progress (haven't glued the travertine yet)      Gap on the left will be filled with blue metal due to the nature of the split face ...

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