Hi @JodieMarwick,
Welcome to Bunnings Workshop, it's great to have you here!
I'm going to try and think outside the box on this renovation, I suspect ...
Hi @michaeljinq, Welcome to Bunnings Workshop, it's great to have you here!
Just a question about installing your drier, is the wall that this will be ...
Hi @MitchellMc,
My apologies, it wasn't intrinsically clear where exactly the spouting/outfall pipe was leaking from with the first pictures.
I'm glad ...
Hi @markphillips100,
Yes that would do nicely, provided the flat part of the "H" is against the wall, that is where the most structural strength is.
B ...
Hi @MitchellMc,
I don't know if I agree with what you're saying, my down-pipes are only held together with two self-tapping screws into the PVC on eac ...
Hi @mills28,
What is at the other end of the down-pipe?
I'm picking there might be a restriction where it goes into a drain?
Is the down-pipe exit ri ...
Hi @markphillips100,
Just be aware that the galvanised steel that you use for this project needs to be reasonably thick-walled, as in 4.0-5.0mm, not t ...
Hi @Wayneos, Welcome to Bunnings Workshop, it's great to have you here.
What is the reason for the replacement of the drain?
From your picture, you ca ...
The simplest and most economical option is usually to stack the washer and dryer and just bring them forward slightly so they clear the taps @michaelj ...
Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community @sambear. It's sensational to have you join us, and many thanks for your question about guttering.What you’ ...
Thanks @MikeTNZ . I used bitumen for the bottom of the old pine sleeper posts too, and the back of a block wall, albeit the latter I also used PVC in ...
Hi @MikeTNZ,
Yes, the downpipe is typically secured to the dropper outlet with screws, as water flows through the dropper outlet into the downpipe. ...
Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community @PoodlesRule. It's wonderful to have you join us, and many thanks for your question about installing a show ...
Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community @Wayneos. It's amazing to have you join us, and many thanks for your question about installing a shower dra ...
@bn71
As mentioned on the output side of the 12vdc the amps are going to be your restriction. Think as it as a water hose. The water is your voltage ...
Hi @JodieMarwick,
Welcome to Bunnings Workshop, it's great to have you here!
I'm going to try and think outside the box on this renovation, I suspect ...
Hi @MitchellMc,
My apologies, it wasn't intrinsically clear where exactly the spouting/outfall pipe was leaking from with the first pictures.
I'm glad ...
Hi @Nailbag,
I didn't know this until Pete told me about this and I've never seen it (or taken any notice).
Old glass goes from white clear to a shade ...
Hi @amberj31,
Welcome to Bunnings Workshop and I hope that you enjoy and use your time here to the fullest, there are a lot of very switched on people ...
Hi @sred,
There needs to be a "flashing" in stainless steel around that gutter box, attached to the vertical wall behind it
Otherwise, you're going to ...
Hi @Jspittle,
Just be aware that any new glass you might buy to repair this could be of a different thickness, especially if the window is quite old.
...
G'day @EricL,
The actual LED light strips themselves, I believe are rated to IP 56, it could be higher, as in IP67.
IP 56 is shower-proof, IP 67 is s ...
Hi @darrenk,
According to the manufacturers instructions, you need to cut the insulation around the driver unit so that it has "free air circulation" ...