arcachon posted:Is this a good quote for turf
Good point Crazyk. That also extends to soil type. You can safely assume a professional turf supplier has this covered. Usually more a concern for DIY jobs. Although it ever…
cinder posted:Hamptons double-storey Melb - back landscaping stage 2
Planting day - finally!
Nice sunny day for it.
Not sure why it's so bare in the middle here.
Loving the lighting. Once the trees fill out a bit, it'll look as I…
mb21 posted:Paver sealer recommendations
Hi Crazyk
I used a sealer called NanoPhos C. Was cheap and go a good deal on it with my pavers. Just need to use it now!
saltbush steph posted:Fixing wood rot in vertical weatherboards
If the rot isn't too extensive you could get away with using wood hardener.
http://www.bunnings.com.au/earls-1l-woo ... -_p1585291
goody59 posted:Articulation Joints
Yes that what they look like at my windows where the AJ is.
Stewie D posted:URBAN MYTHS .... ?
I would assume that the concrete wouldn't be weaker but just take longer to reach full strength. This would of course need to be tempered with how cold you are…
Liliana posted:New house frame issues
I agree with Crazyk and BE re the obligations of the building surveyor. Don't feel intimidated. Get in touch with the building surveyor and ask this individual to…
Bels posted:IP CCTV system recommendations
If they are ONVIF compliant then theoretically they should work if manually added.
Leksie5000 posted:What to know before signing a building contract
It's a contract! Take as long as you like to review it. If they use high pressure, walk away.
goody59 posted:Has anyone rectified slab heave successfully
Some lawyer will love these pics. How rediculous they were permited to dig so deep and so close to the foundations of neighbours. Wouldn't that angle of repose come into…
