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Hi @jonsnow Not knowing what difficulties your parents have, two suggestions would to be to either non-slip ramp the existing two platform or to build ...

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Hi @matzpersson before even reading both @EricL and @Dave-1 replies, the first thing to mind is why the need to even connect to the exiting shed? It w ...

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I would be following @Dave-1 recommendations in filling in all gaps between the concrete and brickwork as the first priority to stabilise and support ...

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Hi @dannyrus Here are my two suggestions: 1.Use a 1.5mm Cobalt drill bit to carefully (they break easily but much stronger than HSS) drill into as muc ...

Making a Splash

Hi @smittyboi first up as the rest of the team have mentioned, is the installers. On the surface this is appears to be a stuffed their end on the meas ...

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Hi @RenoHelpNeeded I think the idea of a raised garden/veggie bed is perfect. As @Dave-1 mentioned, having a vegetable garden close at hand then what ...

Making a Splash

Hi @szy I would be following the tips outlined by @Dave-1 & @MitchellMc. My recommendation would be to not to try and save the plasterboard wall behin ...

Making a Splash

You’re welcome @Dicky1 good luck with the project. Please keep us in the loop with your progress Nailbag.

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Afternoon @jonsnow First up Id like to offer a warm welcome to the community There are lots of similar questions for this very thing in here. I for ...

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Hi @jonsnow, Thank you for your question and welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community, it is great to have you with us. My first thought was con ...

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Cheers Nailbag, much appreciated!

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Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community @Xfixiate. It's amazing to have you join us, and many thanks for your question about mounting a pergola.To ...

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Morning @shumm Walls are never totaly vertical nor square  I would use a piece of trim and cut it to size to fit the gap. Once the shadow line is hid ...

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Hi @shumm, How do the doors operate, and when opened, is this gap encroached upon? If not, timber moulding could be used, but you'd need to taper it t ...

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Hi @Jeffersm963, There are both 36v and 18v tools in the HP range that I linked to earlier in the discussion. There are also both 36v and 18v tools ou ...

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Afternoon @vasta As @JacobZ has mentioned the original installer should be rectifying it at their cost. However if its before your time that may be a ...

Making a Splash

Hi @jonsnow Not knowing what difficulties your parents have, two suggestions would to be to either non-slip ramp the existing two platform or to build ...

Making a Splash

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Hi @matzpersson before even reading both @EricL and @Dave-1 replies, the first thing to mind is why the need to even connect to the exiting shed? It w ...

Making a Splash

I would be following @Dave-1 recommendations in filling in all gaps between the concrete and brickwork as the first priority to stabilise and support ...

Making a Splash

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Hi @dannyrus Here are my two suggestions: 1.Use a 1.5mm Cobalt drill bit to carefully (they break easily but much stronger than HSS) drill into as muc ...

Making a Splash

Hi @smittyboi first up as the rest of the team have mentioned, is the installers. On the surface this is appears to be a stuffed their end on the meas ...

Making a Splash

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Hi @RenoHelpNeeded I think the idea of a raised garden/veggie bed is perfect. As @Dave-1 mentioned, having a vegetable garden close at hand then what ...

Making a Splash

Hi @szy I would be following the tips outlined by @Dave-1 & @MitchellMc. My recommendation would be to not to try and save the plasterboard wall behin ...

Making a Splash

You’re welcome @Dicky1 good luck with the project. Please keep us in the loop with your progress Nailbag.

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If you've tried cleaning mould from silicon previously, the mould has likely stained it. If this is the case, no amount of scrubbing or applying cle ...

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