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Jerrod
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Jerrod
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2 weeks ago

Thanks for your advice @MitchellMc . I've now completed the first pair of ramps. I've learned a few lessons that I hope to implement in the second p ...

Jerrod
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3 weeks ago

I bought the sleepers and the merbau last week. I'm slowly working through doing all the cuts in the sleepers. I've noticed that some of the sleepers ...

Jerrod
Getting Established
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4 weeks ago

Thanks @MitchellMc that water based bitumen paint sounds good. And thanks for the merbau info.

Jerrod
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5 replies
4 weeks ago

Hi @EricL Thanks very much for your advice and encouragement. Is there a treatment for the cut ends of the pine sleepers that can be applied with a b ...

Jerrod
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8 replies
4 weeks ago

Hi @EricL Here is my 2m long ramp design. I've included noggins and a 400mm long sliver of extra sleeper on top, to reach the maximum height of 250mm ...

Jerrod
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4 weeks ago

Thank you @EricL that sounds like a good suggestion. I guess the reason I didn't want to use three sleepers was because I was originally thinking to m ...

Jerrod
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I want to build a timber ramp over a stormwater pipe that crosses a concrete pathway next to the house. The ramp needs to be 850mm wide (it is not pos ...

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Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
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4 replies
4 weeks ago

Hi @Jerrod, You could use a water-based bitumen paint for the cut ends of the sleepers. It is not smelly and is a water cleanup, unlike old tar bitu ...

Bunnings Team Member EricL
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6 replies
4 weeks ago

HI @Jerrod That looks fantastic, I love your idea of adding more timber at the top to make it go over the pipework. This should be more than enough ...

Bunnings Team Member EricL
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11 replies
a month ago

Hello @Jerrod Your ramp idea is excellent; However, I propose changing your sleeper layout to three sleepers instead of just two. This will give yo ...

Nailbag
Kind of a Big Deal
4 weeks ago

Hi @Jerrod This is a great project and well thought out. The design plan that @EricL has drawn up is excellent. He also obviously has some very cle ...

Brad
Kind of a Big Deal
March 2022

Install Seal 450mm on a standard pattern install will give you a low commercial grade rating. 500mm is max spacing for a standard patern install for d ...

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Jerrod
Getting Established
2 weeks ago

Thanks for your advice @MitchellMc . I've now completed the first pair of ramps. I've learned a few lessons that I hope to implement in the second p ...

Jerrod
Getting Established
2 replies
3 weeks ago

I bought the sleepers and the merbau last week. I'm slowly working through doing all the cuts in the sleepers. I've noticed that some of the sleepers ...

Jerrod
Getting Established
3 replies
4 weeks ago

Thanks @MitchellMc that water based bitumen paint sounds good. And thanks for the merbau info.

Jerrod
Getting Established
8 replies
4 weeks ago

Hi @EricL Here is my 2m long ramp design. I've included noggins and a 400mm long sliver of extra sleeper on top, to reach the maximum height of 250mm ...

Jerrod
Getting Established
16 replies

I want to build a timber ramp over a stormwater pipe that crosses a concrete pathway next to the house. The ramp needs to be 850mm wide (it is not pos ...

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