Chesapeake Ripper posted:Trafficable lids for drain pipes
Here's some photos - shows both the pipe put in by the builder as well as the one that was under the kerb
Chesapeake Ripper posted:Trafficable lids for drain pipes
Just wondering whose responsibility it is to provide trafficable (brass) lids for underground drain pipes that terminate on the driveway?
We just had our home built and moved in. We'd gotten…
Chesapeake Ripper posted:SETTLING IN - Valeco - Polished Concrete + Monochrome
How's everything going Stacey? Hoping that you've had PC and are getting ready to move!
Chesapeake Ripper posted:SETTLING IN - Valeco - Polished Concrete + Monochrome
Wow Stacey. Your photos look amazing! Loving the monochrome theme and how it works all works very well together.
Renders are sexy as.
Well done
Chesapeake Ripper posted:SETTLING IN - Valeco - Polished Concrete + Monochrome
We're near the top of Steamer Way.
Your facade's coming along nicely
Chesapeake Ripper posted:SETTLING IN - Valeco - Polished Concrete + Monochrome
That's great and it looks awesome. I love the look but we were on a little bit of a tight budget at the time so we ended up with cornices...…
Chesapeake Ripper posted:SETTLING IN - Valeco - Polished Concrete + Monochrome
Looking good, Stacey.
Just curious - did you go with the no cornice finish? Did it cost a lot?
Chesapeake Ripper posted:Building a house in Springfield Rise QLD
My understanding is that some engineers will require some level of piering if there is > ~4m of fill. The soil classification will then determine the slab type and the…
Chesapeake Ripper posted:Building a house in Springfield Rise QLD
I'm no expert, but my understanding is that 1.5m of fill is minimal and will be level 1 compacted anyway so shouldn't be too much of an issue.
Whether or not…
Chesapeake Ripper posted:Building a house in Springfield Rise QLD
Whoa, sorry to hear that!
Do you know if it is was because the soil itself had a lot of movement or because there is an excessive amount of fill in…
Chesapeake Ripper posted:Building a house in Springfield Rise QLD
Just bumping this thread to say that we've had our soils come back as an M class, and so did our neighbour's. We're in stage 3. But of course, YMMV.
Chesapeake Ripper posted:MyLights
Has anyone had experience in getting MyLights ( http://www.advantageair.com.au/product/my-lights/ ) installed for their home?
We're building our first home and probably getting MyAir installed with the aircon,…
Chesapeake Ripper posted:Building a house in Springfield Rise QLD
Kinda the same here. We're still talking to builders etc. at this point and drives us nuts sometimes.
Hopefully we can be of help to…
Chesapeake Ripper posted:Building a house in Springfield Rise QLD
Yep. Ours is in stage 3 which doesn't register until June, so a little while away. Nevertheless, curious about the soil! Will update if I hear anything.
Chesapeake Ripper posted:Building a house in Springfield Rise QLD
I'm quite sure the first stage registers this month (there may even be soil tester/valuer access already), so hopefully someone who's got their hands on on one of those blocks…
