Hi @McLeodC2D,
For the rafters, considering a 2400mm length into the ridge beam, you might typically go for about one rafter per 600mm of span, depe ...
Hi @Sam12, If you're confident that there is not an underlying issue, then it's fine to go ahead with a cosmetic repair. You could pack between the br ...
Afternoon @Sam12
Now that is an interesting problem, The thin layer of bricks makes me think that the brickwork was done after the slab was poured an ...
Hi, I recently lifted some old ceramic tiles from my front landing using the Ozito Rotary Hammer Drill with the chisel attachment, which worked a trea ...
Good Evening @McLeodC2D
Welcome to the Bunnings community Its an interesting place to ask these type of questions. I am sure you will get a few diff ...
What determines 600 or 450 centres if the stud wall is say 2100 high for a gable roof? What would be the most typical - 90 x 35 ?? or is it better the ...
Afternoon @jonsnow
First up Id like to offer a warm welcome to the community There are lots of similar questions for this very thing in here. I for ...
Good Morning @Ityagi
I have another question as well.
Do you want the front or sides covered (depending on where it will be sitting) The frame for th ...
Hi @McLeodC2D,
For the rafters, considering a 2400mm length into the ridge beam, you might typically go for about one rafter per 600mm of span, depe ...
Hi @Sam12, If you're confident that there is not an underlying issue, then it's fine to go ahead with a cosmetic repair. You could pack between the br ...
Hi @McLeodC2D,
Thank you for your question. I'd also like to welcome you to the Bunnings Workshop community, it's brilliant to have you with us.
450 ...
Hi @kingj,
My answer would be @Dave-1's third option. Installing a channel drain will help spread out the area the leaves would have to cover to pre ...
Hi @kitty613, Thank you for your question about adding some rain protection to the path between your garage and alfresco area. Would it be possible to ...
