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damianpc
Growing in Experience
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March

Thanks Mitchell. It is just using straight up timber weatherboard. Would there be a maximum thickness where you wouldn't use the concealed method? Th ...

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Growing in Experience
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Hi all. I am about to clad a wall of a pergola with timber weatherboard. I've built the stud wall but am wondering the accepted practice for nailing/ ...

damianpc
Growing in Experience
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Hi. We're looking to wall in one side of a pergola, using stud framing and James Hardi Stria Cladding Smooth. The external side of the wall would face ...

damianpc
Growing in Experience
February

That's great and such a simple solution. Thanks Mitchell.

damianpc
Growing in Experience
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February

Thanks, Mitchell. I should have said, I plan for it to be permanently fixed to the concrete. So, rather than fixing the bottom plate directly to the ...

damianpc
Growing in Experience
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Hi everyone. I'm building a timber frame for some bench seats, with internal storage, that will sit on a newly poured concrete pad. It sits under a p ...

damianpc
Growing in Experience
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February

Thanks for that. Good thing is I'm going to clad the whole face with hardi groove or similar. So you shouldn't see the inside. With your stirrups were ...

damianpc
Growing in Experience
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February

Thanks everyone for your very helpful advice. Another option I had considered was pouring the slab, maybe 200/300mm, and setting in the concrete post ...

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Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
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March

For solid timber weatherboards @damianpc, the concealed fixing method is generally used for thinner boards—often up to around 12–16mm thick—where the ...

Bunnings Team Member EricL
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May 2023

Hello @Jessfisher22 Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community. It's wonderful to have you join us, and thank you for sharing your question about m ...

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
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February

Hi @damianpc, I’ve spoken with Hardie’s before about this type of question. James Hardie cladding is specifically designed for use on building walls ...

Bunnings Team Member EricL
Bunnings Team Member
February

Hello @damianpc That's definitely an option you can explore, but please make sure to have it certified by a draftsperson or engineer to make sure t ...

Nailbag
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January

Hi @damianpc I like the plan and the suggestions by @EricL . My only recommendation to consider would be to build the frame from metal not timber. ...

Bunnings Team Member EricL
Bunnings Team Member
January

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

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damianpc
Growing in Experience
February

That's great and such a simple solution. Thanks Mitchell.

damianpc
Growing in Experience
1 reply
February

Thanks for that. Good thing is I'm going to clad the whole face with hardi groove or similar. So you shouldn't see the inside. With your stirrups were ...

damianpc
Growing in Experience
4 replies
February

Thanks everyone for your very helpful advice. Another option I had considered was pouring the slab, maybe 200/300mm, and setting in the concrete post ...

damianpc
Growing in Experience
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January

Thanks for that. I've tried to sketch out what I was thinking. It's basically a 3 dimensional mini stud wall. Using 75 x 200 treated pine. Cross braci ...

damianpc
Growing in Experience
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January

Thanks so much everyone. Steel sounds great, except that it's not something I've worked with before and wouldn't really know how to go about it or whe ...

damianpc
Growing in Experience
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Hi. We are looking at building an outdoor island bench with a concrete top, poured in place. The island is not directly exposed to weather but could ...

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Bunnings Team Member EricL
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May 2023

Hello @Jessfisher22 Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community. It's wonderful to have you join us, and thank you for sharing your question about m ...

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