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bradtez

Mandurah Western Australia
Joined 12 August 2010
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13 years13 yearsbradtezbradtez posted:
How much would this cost?

Hi Deeps,
as you already know, this is a landscaping job that i have done in Canberra. I have emailed you to let you know my next available date to quote…

13 years13 yearsbradtezbradtez posted:
Drip Systems - above or below surface?

As Fu has mentioned RUN away from the recycled rubber weeper hose, not only does it discharge an unknown amount but it is 100% useless on sloping ground as it…

13 years13 yearsbradtezbradtez posted:
Reticulation controller

The only controller i use and recommend to clients (residential purposes) is the Toro DDC. I would estimate i have installed 350-400 of these without one single call back due…

13 years13 yearsbradtezbradtez posted:
Advice please, drainage and Ag Line

Hi DJ,
Just to clarify, the ditch that fills up with water, is that where the unslotted agline finishes and that why you have a small lake or does it continue…

14 years14 yearsbradtezbradtez posted:
Re: SOAKWELLS - How easy are they to put in and install ?

No problems at all :P
I cant see any reason with the geo-composite cell soakwells wouldnt be able to do the job for you. As for…

14 years14 yearsbradtezbradtez posted:
Re: SOAKWELLS - How easy are they to put in and install ?

These ''boxes'' that i am referring to ARE soakwells and the depth you need to dig is actually less than the traditional concrete soakwells. These are a preferred install for…

14 years14 yearsbradtezbradtez posted:
Re: SOAKWELLS - How easy are they to put in and install ?

Assuming once again that its a geo-composite cell type soakwell, you drill a hole into any of the sides to suit where your water inlet will be.

14 years14 yearsbradtezbradtez posted:
Re: SOAKWELLS - How easy are they to put in and install ?

You only need a lid if you are using the old concrete soakwell systems. With the new geo-composite systems they are built as a cube, so the lid is inbuilt…

14 years14 yearsbradtezbradtez posted:
Re: SOAKWELLS - How easy are they to put in and install ?

After you have filled the bottom of the hole with blue metal, place your soakwell into the hole, assuming its a poly soakwell you will have it wrapped with geofabric…

14 years14 yearsbradtezbradtez posted:
Re: One off plan WA - Post handover...

Meanwhile, all hail our ranga overlord ::lol::
I hate to be a fly in the ointment, but the term ''r*nga'' can be quite offensive to some…

14 years14 yearsbradtezbradtez posted:
Tiled or Deck for Alfresco

Do you mean the deck creaking when you walk on it, or just normal walking traffic?

14 years14 yearsbradtezbradtez posted:
It is good to have turf around the home

Well if you watch that clip and STILL put down plastic grass you had better invite Nigel over to hold that digital thermometer to your noggin :lol:

14 years14 yearsbradtezbradtez posted:
Landscape Designer - Do i need one?

I think if you want to be able to make full use of your deck all year round, you will need to cover the entire deck with a flat or…

14 years14 yearsbradtezbradtez posted:
Landscape Designer - Do i need one?

My vote says leave the full deck, more entertaining area for family and friends. Move the sail to another part of the yard as previously mentioned (reuse and recycle).
Partition between…

14 years14 yearsbradtezbradtez posted:
Plastic v galvenised Rain water tanks

Fibreglass Reinforced Plastic (FRP) tanks are ideal in some situations, bushfire prone areas especially as they have an higher resistance to heat and are considerably stronger than poly.

14 years14 yearsbradtezbradtez posted:
First flush diverter

They really arent that important unless you have a LOT of trees close by dropping leaves. Your tank cant get full of debris as you have a 5 micron mosquito…

14 years14 yearsbradtezbradtez posted:
Plastic v galvenised Rain water tanks

Having installed 1000 or so poly tanks, i have never seen or even heard of any Australian made tanks cracking due to age. You may find the VERY rare one…

14 years14 yearsbradtezbradtez posted:
Tiled or Deck for Alfresco

I love both products for use in an alfresco area. If you have bifold doors i would go with tiling so your indoors becomes outdoors seamlessly, if you have the…

14 years14 yearsbradtezbradtez posted:
Timber decking... Which way do your boards go????

For all the decks in build, i will run the decking boards running vertical to your doors as this gives your eyes a nice smooth path to follow to the…

14 years14 yearsbradtezbradtez posted:
Show me your garden. Aquaponics anyone?

Very easy to build, a basic frame, then whatever type of decking timber you prefer as the horizontal timbers. The timber pictured is Merbau.

14 years14 yearsbradtezbradtez posted:
Welcome to WA

Just built in Mandurah, handover was 6 weeks go. Grew up in Kalamunda, then moved to Canberra for 21 years. Couldnt stay away from this great state for to long,…

14 years14 yearsbradtezbradtez posted:
Re: One off plan WA - Post handover...

Im another happy C*llier homes client. We were more than happy with the entire process of building from choosing the design through to handover (6 weeks ago). We managed to…

14 years14 yearsbradtezbradtez posted:
How to find burried retic solenoid

Or you dont realise the fine squirt is coming out until your trouser leg is wet!! ::

14 years14 yearsbradtezbradtez posted:
How to find burried retic solenoid

The premade manifolds are getting easier to source and buy, but becareful when putting them together that you dont pinch the rubber o'rings inside the fittings otherwise you have a…

14 years14 yearsbradtezbradtez posted:
Re: SOAKWELLS - How easy are they to put in and install ?

But no business name there fu ::lol::

14 years14 yearsbradtezbradtez posted:
Re: SOAKWELLS - How easy are they to put in and install ?

So i gather this is where im NOT allowed to mention that im a tank agent? ::angry::

14 years14 yearsbradtezbradtez posted:
How to find burried retic solenoid

I have never once buried a solenoid in a system i have been fitting out (but have replaced many that have been buried). I do as Fu does

14 years14 yearsbradtezbradtez posted:
what would be a good plant to use for a hedge..

Ive used a Ballarina apple hedge, worked a treat and the fruit was very good after the first 2 seasons. Other than that, there are some gorgeous pittosporums on the…

14 years14 yearsbradtezbradtez posted:
It is good to have turf around the home

Just as long as NO-ONE out there in Home Renovation & building Forum land EVER puts in artificial turf. Sure, some of them look the part and there is no…

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