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Sydney inner west
Joined 14 June 2016
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7 years7 yearsquasiquasi posted:
Straightness of skirts?

They dont put them on properly initially in order to allow the floor people to remove them without causing wall damage, but this results in them warping (i your build…

7 years7 yearsquasiquasi posted:
garage door gap need opinion

Possibly use a good filler to just bring the level up a bit? Bunnings has an epoxy filler that works really well. We had some big chips in our slab…

7 years7 yearsquasiquasi posted:
Is this off white?

Gets lighter once it dries but that does look like sand/cream Mortar rather than white/off-white. If it's any consolation, I think it looks really good with that brick, just no…

7 years7 yearsquasiquasi posted:
Masterton Homes - The next thread 4.0

we negotiated ours slightly as the bank had certain fixed requirements (fewer number of payments and max % by certain milestones) and M had there own (primarily on no of…

7 years7 yearsquasiquasi posted:
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I never actually noticed mine until this post! Ours is just a plain rectangular skirting so not prominent. I don't recall having selected it specifically, but we did generally go…

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7 years7 yearsquasiquasi posted:
Masterton Homes - The next thread 4.0

Our old SS had 35 but got it down to a manageable low 20's a couple of weeks back prior to handing over to the new guy (not sure if…

7 years7 yearsquasiquasi posted:
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Sevenths - our new SS (who started a month ago to replace our old SS) is going to take on most of your SS's jobs. He's a great guy and…

7 years7 yearsquasiquasi posted:
Masterton Homes - The next thread 4.0

Pommie, timeline depends on where you are building as the issue is not masterton per se but availability of the trades people that they use (and they don't have enough).…

7 years7 yearsquasiquasi posted:
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Has anyone had a 4 piece bifold installed? How well is it working for you? Our 2 sets are shockingly poor quality. Joints, handles, locks rusting badly, doors not smooth…

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7 years7 yearsquasiquasi posted:
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I don't think they care too much about liquidated damages. It's "only" $50 a day.
There is no real timeline for handover after PCI. The timeline might be more about…

7 years7 yearsquasiquasi posted:
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Yep, they said they just introduced it as the gift Nd we were one of the first 2 weeks back. Quite a nice set - heavy and nicely weighted
M…

7 years7 yearsquasiquasi posted:
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Sunshine125 - Looks like we have the same SS! Got our letter yest as well. He's tried his best for us but he seems as worn down as us.looking after…

7 years7 yearsquasiquasi posted:
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There is a full price vs incremental price over the existing items (which they credit you with). $3253 might be full price if you're not replacing anything. We got 2x…

7 years7 yearsquasiquasi posted:
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Rox82 - we specified at tender or construction plans stage (can remember which - definitely started at tender but I think it needed to be specified in the plan) that…

7 years7 yearsquasiquasi posted:
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Final payment would be their objective :-)

7 years7 yearsquasiquasi posted:
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Congrats Gibson. Did you get a walk through with the SS recently (to list out defects) or is PCI it?

7 years7 yearsquasiquasi posted:
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Izee - we used site demolition as they were linked to Masterton and were priced competitively. They did a good job. We had a lot of problems with them but…

7 years7 yearsquasiquasi posted:
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Izee, it's standard. Damage is inevitable due to tip trucks, digging for gas lines. I think you're meant to rectify it when you do your driveway. We had to pay…

7 years7 yearsquasiquasi posted:
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Looks great Martin's harmony. I vote for the stain - the colour of the current edges looks really good!

7 years7 yearsquasiquasi posted:
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Saltwater - we paid $1265 for 3 phase. when i researched at the time (a year ago), many in my area were paying $1045 for single phase. probably depends on…

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7 years7 yearsquasiquasi posted:
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can anyone recommend any decent private certifiers that operate in the inner west (Strathfield area)? we're changing our grass/concrete mix + need to raise all our fences as the house…

7 years7 yearsquasiquasi posted:
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does anyone had to get RMS approval for expanding/changing the driveway road crossing? we're on a main road so council wants RMS to approve, who in turn wont apprvoe without…

7 years7 yearsquasiquasi posted:
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Shiraz_elite: Their quality is generally good, bar a few horror builds. Main issue is time. Outer areas seem to be quite fast but inner west/West Sydney generally takes forever due…

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7 years7 yearsquasiquasi posted:
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Even funnier, the SS told us today he hasn't spotted the painter for a while and he might need to get a new one if this one doesn't reappear.
Hilarious,…

7 years7 yearsquasiquasi posted:
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If the painter is still lurking around, pay him a bit extra for another coat. We have tailwind and it varies from green to a nice off white depending on…

7 years7 yearsquasiquasi posted:
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Gibson / Rox82, same here. Way over and snails pace. Almost no progress from just before Easter until this week when a few trades pitched up. So close for so…

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7 years7 yearsquasiquasi posted:
Masterton Homes - The next thread 4.0

It's normally a lot darker when laid - true colour takes a couple of weeks to come through once it dries out. Ours wasn't charcoal so not sure what that's…

7 years7 yearsquasiquasi posted:
Masterton Homes - The next thread 4.0

Actually, even though ours is similar to yours (just one plank) its a lot better because it's nailed in the side so better able to oppose the downforce. Yours is…

7 years7 yearsquasiquasi posted:
Masterton Homes - The next thread 4.0

See as many display homes as possible and note down the things you really like. We looked at M but also some high end builders (>$1m build) for ideas.…

7 years7 yearsquasiquasi posted:
Masterton Homes - The next thread 4.0

Actually, even though ours is similar to yours (just one plank) its a lot better because it's nailed in the side so better able to oppose the downforce. Yours is…

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