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tigerzen
Having an Impact
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a month ago

Thanks Mitchell for the advice. After poking around in the polystyrene walls it feels quite thick, do you think the toggle bolt would still work? Also ...

tigerzen
Having an Impact
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a month ago

Thought I'd give an update on this. We engaged a plumber who promptly gave us the bill and said it was fixed. I went up to have a look and it's in exa ...

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Having an Impact
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September

Nailbag, you're right, it's foamboard, not fibre-cement making it worse than what I thought. I contacted a plumber today who wasn't sure what attachin ...

tigerzen
Having an Impact
September

Thanks Nailbag, I suspect it's only for cold.

tigerzen
Having an Impact
September

Thanks Noyade and R4addZ for your thoughts, I appreciate your input. I did probe around the holes and I didn't detect anything solid. Looks like it wi ...

tigerzen
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September

Thanks again Jacob, some interesting ideas and thanks for reaching out to the others.

tigerzen
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The hose on the hot water system is leaking, it's an 8 x 300 mm flexible hose. I have a spare as in the photo, can I use this one or do I need a speci ...

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September

Just another question, I've noticed that the downpipes have all been installed with self-tapping screws as well and have come loose a little. Again th ...

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Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
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a month ago

You could use Builder's Bog if you need to drill into those sections again @tigerzen. The only way to know if a Ramset 3/16" x 100mm Round Head Sprin ...

R4addZ
Making a Splash
September

Hi again @tigerzen I decided to go looking for something that could take more weight. Again I would replace the supplied screws with galvanised or ...

Noyade
Home Improvement Guru
September

Afternoon @tigerzen I'm not expecting you to own an orthopaedic screw depth gauge, seen below, but you can replicate something similar with a lengt ...

Bunnings Team Member JacobZ
Bunnings Team Member
4 replies
September

Hi @tigerzen, Unless there is something behind the wall that can be screwed to, then the anchors are likely your best option. The only other thing ...

Bunnings Team Member JacobZ
Bunnings Team Member
9 replies
September

Hi @tigerzen, It really depends on the quality of the studfinder. They might be effective, they might not, but higher-end models tend to perform bet ...

Bunnings Team Member JacobZ
Bunnings Team Member
11 replies
September

Hi @tigerzen, Hollow wall anchors will work the same in fibre cement and plasterboard as long as the wall material is around the same thickness. I ...

Bunnings Team Member JacobZ
Bunnings Team Member
13 replies
September

Hi @tigerzen, I reckon it's fairly likely that they have just screwed the end of the gutter to the render or blueboard, and that there is no actual st ...

Bunnings Team Member EricL
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June

Hi @tigerzen I suggest going with @Nailbag's suggestion and getting a leak detection service to come and scan your area. You'll definitely see wher ...

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tigerzen
Having an Impact
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September

Nailbag, you're right, it's foamboard, not fibre-cement making it worse than what I thought. I contacted a plumber today who wasn't sure what attachin ...

tigerzen
Having an Impact
June

Hi Alan, the property is in the eastern suburbs of Melbourne. Septic tank ventilation pipe sounds right. Spoke to a handyman who says the normal fix i ...

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Having an Impact
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June

Update: Had the chance to get up and have a closer look, gutters were fine, there was a little bit of decomposed soil but not enough to cause any issu ...

tigerzen
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April

No problem Mitch and thanks for the clarification. In my situation a few things had been tried to stop the leak including teflon, replacement washer a ...

tigerzen
Having an Impact
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April

Here is a picture of the hose before I swapped it over, someone had tried teflon which wasn't working. It seems fine now that I have put a new hose on ...

tigerzen
Having an Impact
July 2024

Hi all, Cornice is repaired, fascia I might leave to a pro, still thinking about it. Thanks for your help.

tigerzen
Having an Impact
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February 2024

You have good eyes Mitch! The panel is attached to the rail with some skewed screwing, it's not sufficient and I like your idea of L brackets.

tigerzen
Having an Impact
3 replies
February 2024

Thanks very much Eric I'll look up how to do this.

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Bunnings Team Member JacobZ
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September

Hi @tigerzen, Unless there is something behind the wall that can be screwed to, then the anchors are likely your best option. The only other thing ...

Bunnings Team Member JacobZ
Bunnings Team Member
11 replies
September

Hi @tigerzen, Hollow wall anchors will work the same in fibre cement and plasterboard as long as the wall material is around the same thickness. I ...

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