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Joined 1 November 2020
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1 d1 dBimbobBimbob posted:
Don't tilers grout around penetrating pipes when tiling?

Youve been told, I am a plumber and a builder.
Your refusal to accept opinion other than your own will see the issue reoccour in the future

1 d1 dBimbobBimbob posted:
Don't tilers grout around penetrating pipes when tiling?

Basically because theres no need to tile it if its not going to be seen.

1 d1 dBimbobBimbob posted:
Don't tilers grout around penetrating pipes when tiling?

Regardless of how the code is interpreted you have a water leak issue causing the vanity suffer watter damage.
Regardless of what the code states, this issue must be resolved.
The shower…

3 d3 dBimbobBimbob posted:
Urgent help please

What is your question?

3 d3 dBimbobBimbob posted:
kitchen cabins before or after floor tiles

Quality=after tiles
Budget=before tiles

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3 d3 dBimbobBimbob posted:
Don't tilers grout around penetrating pipes when tiling?

Everything Simeon said is correct.
Everything you have assumed is incorrect.
Defective and non compliant wet area

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13 d13 dBimbobBimbob posted:
Need Advice on Filling Empty Corner Space in Powder Room

Extend the WIP into the vacant space

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13 d13 dBimbobBimbob posted:
Occupation Certificate

The remediation of damaged neighboring property is typically required prior to occupation. But to be certain you should refer to your DA, it should be included within the approval requirements.

13 d13 dBimbobBimbob posted:
Help - Insufficient fall for sewerage house connection

You’ve misunderstood the issue. The expansion joints must be installed vertically, it’s in the code

13 d13 dBimbobBimbob posted:
Hebel + steel frame vs brick+ timber frame

Some metal frame companies will provide magnetic fixings that allow you to mount items without the need for mechanical fixings.

13 d13 dBimbobBimbob posted:
Steel vs timber frame

This is untrue

15 d15 dBimbobBimbob posted:
Water ingress upper level cladding

It’s likely not a leak.
Just not drying after a cold night.
To be sure, wait till summer and check after rain, it’ll probably be dry

15 d15 dBimbobBimbob posted:
Are these windows gaps and uneven brick finishing acceptable

These works are not compliant.
Any inspector would pick these as defective.
There is a code to gaps in brickwork and no “fixing” will rectify these.
Any”fixing” undertaken should only…

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15 d15 dBimbobBimbob posted:
Steel vs timber frame

Like at ground level outside beside the footings?
Is this where you mean?

15 d15 dBimbobBimbob posted:
Enviroseal wrap installed incorrectly?

This is not installed to the manufacturers installation specification and hence is not fit for purpose, voids warranty and possibly not meet code. I’m not sure on the last one…

15 d15 dBimbobBimbob posted:
What fall on tiled alfresco?

1:100 fall is required, a drain and the threshold is also required

15 d15 dBimbobBimbob posted:
Water ingress upper level cladding

Does this wall face south?

15 d15 dBimbobBimbob posted:
Room not fit for purpose percentage.

Your solicitor might be able to help you

15 d15 dBimbobBimbob posted:
Two kitchens in one house - planning rules

Exempt development if the house is existing.
If it’s a new build it’s likely not an issue either but always call council to confirm. They’re usually very helpful.

15 d15 dBimbobBimbob posted:
How bad can this waterproofing issue become in future?

Should the waterproofing not cover the junction of the tile strip and wall then yes it’ll likely leak should the falls be insufficient or a blockage occur.
Request the waterproofing…

15 d15 dBimbobBimbob posted:
New shower leaking

I can’t make out the issue in any pictures but the shower is not compliant if it is leaking and a repair such as you’ve mentioned is likely a temporary…

15 d15 dBimbobBimbob posted:
Bath mixer position

It is a lot of work to move it but if you’re u happy with it then the expense may be worth it.
Best to ask your builder for a…

15 d15 dBimbobBimbob posted:
cladding on first floor

It’s a typical building method because it’s economical.
Stud frame and Cladding is also the best method for building in most parts of Australia.
Just be happy with your choice…

15 d15 dBimbobBimbob posted:
puddle flange needed on new floor waste (Concrete Floor)?

You must have a puddle flange at EVERY floor waste.
It’s in the code

17 d17 dBimbobBimbob posted:
BASIX

BASIX is fairly simple but the thermal comfort potion of BASIX is the most difficult.
It’s best to have an energy assessor rate the house rather than using the…

17 d17 dBimbobBimbob posted:
Cathedral ceiling condensation

I once specialized in roof repairs such as this and this sounds like a complex issue therefore I suggest seeking the advice of a professional so they can attend site…

19 d19 dBimbobBimbob posted:
Laundry sink in the kitchen - In Victoria

This isn’t code complaint. Check your standards.

19 d19 dBimbobBimbob posted:
I need the forum's help to find a new designer

This is what is expected in a project home build.
Its unfortunate but necessary to maintain high profitability and lower building costs.
The majority of new home owners don’t have the knowledge…

19 d19 dBimbobBimbob posted:
I need the forum's help to find a new designer

Simeon is being nice with his response.
How do you intend to design with 20 years of forethought?
Did you imagine the advances in technology could even support a car let…

19 d19 dBimbobBimbob posted:
Overcapitalise on forever home??

Over capitalise.
Enjoy yourself.
You only live once, be happy

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