Thanks @MitchellMc I will have to give those metal screws a go. Yes very difficult to find the correct thickness for these. I stumbled across the issu ...
I have purchased these shelf brackets and have attached them to the wall successfully.
I am unsure which screws to use to secure shelf to the top sid ...
Thank you this was very helpful.A hammer drill has been on my list of things to buy so perhaps this is my opportunity. Is there particular drill bits ...
I am looking to remove this concrete overflow from my brick edging in certain places so i can but up sleepers ends against it.
So far I have tried mas ...
I am looking at replacing the silicone around my stove top. I suspect the builders did not use a silicone that is rated for heat as the silicone origi ...
I have gone ahead and tried both methods. Expanding foam looks a little unsightly however most of it will be covered.The mortar on the other hand look ...
Also one further question sorry.. thickness of the sleepers for what I'm trying to do. Would 50mm thickness be suffice or would 75mm be a better optio ...
Thank you, definitely will waterproof with the grips, looks like a great product! But yes the ground the sleepers will be sitting on will be quite hea ...
Hi @amySA,
That's a bit of an issue for timber screws, as I'm sure you've realised. I'd recommend using Zenith 12G x 18mm Zinc Plated Self Tapper Pa ...
DIY front yard landscaping and letterbox for our new property.StepsStep 1
Started with a dirt patch and a trailer load of road base from a mate. After ...
Hi Amy, You could use one of these Monarch Caulk Sealant Remover to remove the old silicone. If some of it is more stubborn a sharp Stanley knife can ...
Hi @amySA,
It's great to see one of the new members, @JacobZ95, jump straight in and assist with your question. They've provided some great advice, ...
There's no requirement to use 75mm @amySA, and 50mm would suffice. You'd potentially sell less warping of the timber with the 75mm. Likely, your choic ...
Hi @amySA,
Either timber or concrete sleepers would work well for your project. The timber is the easier option to cut to size, but concrete is more ...
You're on the right track @amySA. Just give the areas a bit of a sand down until they are flush with the wall. A light skimcoat of Polyfilla and sand ...
Love your work, @amySA! That looks like a great semi-permanent solution.
For the wall, I'd cut a length of 42 x 18mm 2.7m FJ Pre Oiled Merbau Screen ...
Thanks @MitchellMc I will have to give those metal screws a go. Yes very difficult to find the correct thickness for these. I stumbled across the issu ...
Also one further question sorry.. thickness of the sleepers for what I'm trying to do. Would 50mm thickness be suffice or would 75mm be a better optio ...
Thank you, definitely will waterproof with the grips, looks like a great product! But yes the ground the sleepers will be sitting on will be quite hea ...
After considering options I think I am going to go with wood sleepers. The originally linked concrete posts @MitchellMc aren't available at bunnings l ...
Thanks @MitchellMc This was what I was hoping for. I know if I'm using wooden sleepers i know there is the option to anchor them into the ground for s ...
Soon I'll be looking to start establishing some edging in my blank canvas back yard to section grass/gravel areas.
Looking for advice on timber vs c ...
Thanks for your reply @MitchellMc This is the problem in question Few areas the same. The poly used is the Interior Timber Poly Filler available at ...
DIY front yard landscaping and letterbox for our new property.StepsStep 1
Started with a dirt patch and a trailer load of road base from a mate. After ...
I am in the process of redesigning my back yard. My goal is to make really strong and sturdy wooden edging which won't warp. I had some edging in this ...