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12 years12 yearshigh hopeshigh hopes posted:
water seeping through slab

hi sunshine
monday morning phone will be running HOT, will call inspection guy and site supervisor will update with results.

12 years12 yearshigh hopeshigh hopes posted:
water seeping through slab

thank you for replies
zahira--dont think there is a spring, when it was excavated rain water would lay around site but dried up fairly quickly, whereas now the house is nearly…

12 years12 yearshigh hopeshigh hopes posted:
water seeping through slab

Checked out progress of building this morning and noticed water seeping through slab onto garage floor. Garage floor is lower than ground floor of house but surely water should not…

12 years12 yearshigh hopeshigh hopes posted:
laundry taps under trough

I'm building a new house and have discovered the taps to my top loading washing machine are under the trough. Can a top loading machine be connected to these taps?…

12 years12 yearshigh hopeshigh hopes posted:
Telstra conduit unsuitable for > 60 metre length?

samford, unless they have a very good argument, push for them to use existing conduit.In the event of a storm if your cable is damaged you could be out of…

12 years12 yearshigh hopeshigh hopes posted:
Building a New House.....

this is our 2nd new build--start price 276 and its blown out to over 400 ( sloping site 1.5mtrs fall) and still landscaping and floorcoverings to go.
john

12 years12 yearshigh hopeshigh hopes posted:
Telstra conduit unsuitable for > 60 metre length?

hi paul
they use that method because its cheaper and quicker, if you get hit by lightning your cable will get blown to bits and they will have to re-trench it,…

12 years12 yearshigh hopeshigh hopes posted:
Telstra conduit unsuitable for > 60 metre length?

unless regs have changed dramatically since I left Telstra 4 years ago sounds like crap-- 60mtrs is nothing--even with broadband cable can run something like 5k before there is any…

12 years12 yearshigh hopeshigh hopes posted:
between floor insulation?

thanks peter, advice heeded.
john

12 years12 yearshigh hopeshigh hopes posted:
between floor insulation?

thanks heaps for replies --The main reason we are concerned is that the bedroom 1 is located directly above double garage--the house we are building is pretty close to a…

12 years12 yearshigh hopeshigh hopes posted:
between floor insulation?

I am building a house on the central coast nsw with a local project builder. At the moment we are renting a 2 storey house which is similar to the…

13 years13 yearshigh hopeshigh hopes posted:
House Orientation

hi onebuild
I'm in the process of starting a build with a similar aspect (due north) so far I'm thinking light coloured roof tiles, large eaves, sarking.ceiling insulation and double glazed…

13 years13 yearshigh hopeshigh hopes posted:
telephone cable connection problems

if there is conduit its no problem - telecom guy sticks rodder up conduit and joins cable pulls back to old pit easy --hope its there save some dough
john

13 years13 yearshigh hopeshigh hopes posted:
telephone cable connection problems

hi tazr
I've seen it done that way ( using a borer of some kind to go under driveways) dont know what they are called though sorry mate, but definately no…

13 years13 yearshigh hopeshigh hopes posted:
telephone cable connection problems

the budget will be the issue I think by the sound of it- "usually" there would be a conduit joining the two pits but hard to say may be new…

13 years13 yearshigh hopeshigh hopes posted:
telephone cable connection problems

hi pugs
wouldn't the builder have an electrician with a license to do that stuff (it use to be austel license)and they dont just stick cable up out of the ground…

13 years13 yearshigh hopeshigh hopes posted:
telephone cable connection problems

hi tazr
suspect builder should have put cable in to pit anyway-not just sticking up out of ground (check your contract) usually there would be conduit connecting the two pits?? so…

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