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a month ago

Thanks @Nailbag Yes sorry I used the wrong terminology there. I'll use the reciprocating saw which should be fine as I can use the space gained by r ...

j3mesf1
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a month ago

Yep have thought of that and ordered a long multi tool blade to try and get in. I'm quietly optimistic if I can deal with the screws it'll be a manage ...

j3mesf1
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a month ago

Timely post Nailbag, I just finished having a look. Managed to get the top row off and as you say only found densely packed soil and roots behind whi ...

j3mesf1
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a month ago

Thanks Dave. I was going to just put a tarp down under the wall and handle it that way. My fingers are crossed there's a layer of gravel in behind w ...

j3mesf1
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a month ago

Thanks everyone, this place is a gold mine for excellent feedback and advice I really appreciate it. @Dave-1 I feel your idea is the one I will humour ...

j3mesf1
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Hi all. I've noticed a run of horizontal sleepers in our retaining wall is rotting badly and need to be rectified quite soon. I'm not sure how this wa ...

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Bunnings Team Member EricL
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a month ago

Hello @j3mesf1 Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community. It's sensational to have you join us, and thanks for sharing your question about your re ...

Nailbag
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a month ago

@j3mesf1 The easiest method to replace a retaining wall is to build another directly in front, while the soil behind remains retained. Walls that ...

Dave-1
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a month ago

Good Morning @j3mesf1 Well I am actually going to suggest option 3, the one that you may not be so keen on. That is to replace teh sleepers that have ...

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j3mesf1
Getting Established
1 reply
a month ago

Thanks @Nailbag Yes sorry I used the wrong terminology there. I'll use the reciprocating saw which should be fine as I can use the space gained by r ...

j3mesf1
Getting Established
3 replies
a month ago

Yep have thought of that and ordered a long multi tool blade to try and get in. I'm quietly optimistic if I can deal with the screws it'll be a manage ...

j3mesf1
Getting Established
6 replies
a month ago

Timely post Nailbag, I just finished having a look. Managed to get the top row off and as you say only found densely packed soil and roots behind whi ...

j3mesf1
Getting Established
9 replies
a month ago

Thanks Dave. I was going to just put a tarp down under the wall and handle it that way. My fingers are crossed there's a layer of gravel in behind w ...

j3mesf1
Getting Established
11 replies
a month ago

Thanks everyone, this place is a gold mine for excellent feedback and advice I really appreciate it. @Dave-1 I feel your idea is the one I will humour ...

j3mesf1
Getting Established
15 replies

Hi all. I've noticed a run of horizontal sleepers in our retaining wall is rotting badly and need to be rectified quite soon. I'm not sure how this wa ...

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