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5 d5 djagbergjagberg posted:
Building fence before the house

It will help keep your dog safe and secure, and you'll have one less major task to worry about once you're fully immersed in the interior work. Given the clearances…

21 d21 djagbergjagberg posted:
How do I edit and delete photos

Usually, there should be an edit option visible when you view your post. If it’s not showing up, it might be worth checking if there are any updates available for…

22 d22 djagbergjagberg posted:
Anyone recently put in a new shower with bench seat?

Bench seats in showers are awesome! They can be super handy for lounging or even for little ones during bath time. If you’re handy, you might be able to do…

25 d25 djagbergjagberg posted:
Sell with agent or no agent

I sold my house about six months ago and faced the same dilemma about whether to use an agent. From my experience, using an agent has its advantages. They handle…

1 month1 monthjagbergjagberg posted:
Can you cover up a window in a bathroom ?

You can seal the window with Sikaflex, add timber studs, and cover with villaboard. Just ensure you have proper ventilation with the exhaust fan and Velux window in the ceiling.

1 month1 monthjagbergjagberg posted:
Dish washer not getting water. Defect aquastop?

I had a similar issue with my dishwasher not getting water, and it turned out to be a faulty aquastop. In my case, the mechanism inside was jammed, so no…

1 month1 monthjagbergjagberg posted:
Hebel PowerFloor vs Traditional Timber Floors

I'd definitely go for Hebel PowerFloor over traditional timber floors if cost isn't an issue. From what I've heard and experienced, it's much quieter when people are moving around upstairs,…

1 month1 monthjagbergjagberg posted:
Should I increase the double shower size from 2.0m x 0.9m?

I've got a similar setup with a double shower at 900 x 2000, and it works fine for us. I think your idea of going slightly bigger to 1000 x…

1 month1 monthjagbergjagberg posted:
How many hot water system in double storey home

I faced a similar dilemma when building my double-storey home. A 26L gas instantaneous water heater is generally good, but it might struggle when multiple bathrooms and the kitchen are…

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1 month1 monthjagbergjagberg posted:
How do I edit and delete photos

Usually, there should be an edit option visible when you view your post. If it’s not showing up, it might be worth checking if there are any updates available for…

2 months2 monthsjagbergjagberg posted:
Plumbing roots blocking PVC pipe

You might want to consider trenchless pipe replacement to solve the issue of roots blocking your pipes. By connecting the three upstairs bathroom pipes to a single 50mm pipe, which…

2 months2 monthsjagbergjagberg posted:
soffits dont reach fascia Help to fix

If the soffits don't reach the fascia after replacing them, consider installing a J-channel or a trim piece to cover the gaps. Another option is to custom-cut additional soffit material…

2 months2 monthsjagbergjagberg posted:
Shower screen exploded

For replacements, I'd definitely go with an Australian-made product for quality assurance. Stegbar is a solid choice, I've heard good things about their durability and design options. If your wife…

2 months2 monthsjagbergjagberg posted:
hydronic underfloor heating

Hey there! I looked into this when I was considering underfloor heating for my place in Victoria. From what I gathered, owner-builders can indeed lay out the hydronic PEX tubing…

2 months2 monthsjagbergjagberg posted:
Laundry sink in the kitchen - In Victoria

Nah, you don't necessarily need a laundry sink if your washing machine is in the kitchen. It's more about having access to a drain for the machine. Some people just…

2 months2 monthsjagbergjagberg posted:
Help- bathroom leak

If you're dealing with moisture under the tiles and a water leak from the shower screen corner, it's best to replace the shower screen first. This way, you can ensure…

3 months3 monthsjagbergjagberg posted:
Electricity Pit Before Demolition

When I dealt with a similar situation, I found that directly informing the electricity provider about the demolition plans helped prevent any service disruptions. This way, they were prepared and…

4 months4 monthsjagbergjagberg posted:
Plumber incorrectly installed kitchen drainage pipe

Super frustrating to deal with warranty runarounds and insurance red tape, especially when it’s about water damage. Feels like the builder should step up and sort it out, right? Just…

4 months4 monthsjagbergjagberg posted:
New Home Build - Boundary Retaining Wall replacement advice

Getting the permit for your wall because it's going to be pretty tall in some places isn't too hard, but it does mean you have to do a bit more…

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4 months4 monthsjagbergjagberg posted:
New Home Build - Boundary Retaining Wall replacement advice

For the retaining wall, it might be wise to have it removed during the demolition phase but discuss with the demolition company how they can temporarily support or protect the…

4 months4 monthsjagbergjagberg posted:
Fridge Freezer not working after trying to run on Generator

I had a similar issue with my fridge not too long ago. It wasn't the same model, but the symptoms were pretty much the same: the compressor would start and…

4 months4 monthsjagbergjagberg posted:
Laundry sink in the kitchen - In Victoria

You know, it kinda depends on where you are and what the rules are. I'd suggest giving your local authorities a shout or chatting with a plumber.

5 months5 monthsjagbergjagberg posted:
Renovation - swapping kitchen and bathroom and other fix ups

I recently went through a similar renovation and move scenario when updating our family home. We also swapped some rooms around and tackled a major kitchen overhaul, which involved moving…

6 months6 monthsjagbergjagberg posted:
Solar system question

I got solar panels for my house a few years back. It wasn't too hard to set up. I've heard good things about Jinko Solar Panels and SolaX Inverters, and…

1 year1 yearjagbergjagberg posted:
Square set uPVC windows - Timber Reveal

If you have a square set window and door with a plaster return do you still need the timber reveal? Brick veneer house.

2 years2 yearsjagbergjagberg posted:
Deceuninck profiles - general thoughts?

Were those issues you experienced often in Sydney's climate? What would you expect from the manufacturers locally when that happens? Lastly, should an expansion joint be used on either side…

2 years2 yearsjagbergjagberg posted:
Deceuninck profiles - general thoughts?

- Not in a bushfire area
- Yes, it's the grey colour
- I have large fixed windows, tilt and turn but otherwise the biggest window opening is 1210x1460, the rest are…

2 years2 yearsjagbergjagberg posted:
Deceuninck profiles - general thoughts?

I just came across this as I'm going ahead with Deceuninck windows. What's the reason for recommending aluminium (assuming thermally broken)?

2 years2 yearsjagbergjagberg posted:
Urgent Gas Abolishment in NSW

They will if you are replacing gas with electric. Lots of people do this for their homes to move to a heat pump hws.
If it's for a demo they say…

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2 years2 yearsjagbergjagberg posted:
Urgent Gas Abolishment in NSW

Oh no. That's no good :(<br>
I've got a 2nd hand electric hws system going in on Saturday and just called to get my gas abolished. I don't want…</p></div><div class=

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