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nvelaga
Growing in Experience
11 hours ago

Thanks @EricL , Bolts will work for posts beside the fence. I am not sure how to use bolts for the corner post where two sleepers intersect. Do you t ...

nvelaga
Growing in Experience
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yesterday

In addition to above the other challange i will face is fixing the intersection where two sleepers join to the post. I am running out of ideas for thi ...

nvelaga
Growing in Experience
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yesterday

Hey @MitchellMc @JacobZ Hope you are well ! I am trying to fix sleepers to the post inorder to finsih this project. However i am facing hardtim ...

nvelaga
Growing in Experience
Tuesday

Thank you @JacobZ , hope you are doing well. Those sounds great. I will try them out.

nvelaga
Growing in Experience
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I’m trying to seperate the concrete pathway and the soil with a sleeper. Even though I tried leveling couple of times , there’s always a gap. I am l ...

nvelaga
Growing in Experience
5 replies
3 weeks ago

Thanks @MitchellMc for your advice, yeah i will give it a try. Another question, the sleepers i am using is 50mm and post is 100mm *100 mm. I am us ...

nvelaga
Growing in Experience
7 replies
3 weeks ago

Hey @MitchellMc , I know this is a basic question, however just want your gudiance. What's the best approach out of these two 1. fix the posts ...

nvelaga
Growing in Experience
3 weeks ago

Thanks @MitchellMc

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Tuesday

Hi @nvelaga, Thank you for your question. If the side of the concrete slab is not perfectly plumb and the bottom of your trench is not perfectly l ...

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
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4 replies
3 weeks ago

Hi @nvelaga, Yes, I would go to 125mm screws. The extra length will have more holding power. Mitchell

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
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6 replies
3 weeks ago

Hi @nvelaga, You're on the right track with option 1 being the best approach. By fixing the posts first with concrete, you establish a solid base an ...

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
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9 replies
3 weeks ago

That sounds like it would work, @nvelaga. Mitchell

Bunnings Team Member JacobZ
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a month ago

Hi @J-P, Yes, 3m sleepers can be used with Retain-It posts at either end when used in lower-level retaining structures such as garden beds, but you ...

Bunnings Team Member JacobZ
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13 replies
a month ago

Hi @nvelaga, You can certainly mimic the style of anchoring @lcantem used in their Pallet timber raised garden bed. The one thing I would consider i ...

Jewelleryrescue
Kind of a Big Deal
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a month ago

Hi @nvelaga The trick with ozito power tools is to let the tool do the work as they are no where as powerful or robust as their heavy duty cousin ...

Jewelleryrescue
Kind of a Big Deal
4 replies
a month ago

Hi @nvelaga You are on the right line of thinking. But your slab is only 75mm thick so if you use and angle grinder either even a 100mm disk wil ...

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nvelaga
Growing in Experience
3 weeks ago

Thanks @MitchellMc

nvelaga
Growing in Experience
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a month ago

Thanks @Jewelleryrescue. Appreciate your inputs. Totally inline, safety is paramount.

nvelaga
Growing in Experience
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a month ago

hi @JacobZ thanks for you consistent guidance. With the information available i will try and plan things. I will reach out to you for your expert a ...

nvelaga
Growing in Experience
35 replies
a month ago

Hey @EricL Here is the updated drawing with measurements. Please guide on how i need to plan material and process involved. Apologies for delay

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