New deck to cover broken porch tiles

[kelli]

The weekend I moved in, something heavy was dropped on the tiles of my front porch, breaking one and leaving a few loose. I decided to build Merbau decking over the top and I could not be happier with the result. Took me 6 hours and cost $250. Not bad for a girl who has never used power tools before!

Next project will be to build a cover for the hose and then the gas meter.

 

 

[Jason]

Hi @Ninaninja,

Many thanks for joining in the discussion. Let me tag @kelli for you so she is alerted to your question.

Looking forward to reading all about your own projects and plans. Feel free to post anytime you need assistance or have something to share. 

Jason

[ProjectPete]

That's Merbau @Ninaninja 

And there are quite a few of us here that would be happy to help with any questions/planning you have 🙂

[Ninaninja]

Thank you for your advice!

[Neo19]

Did you post this in homeone @MartyH ??? I'm sure I've been to your thread multiple times while I was building mine

[abhayks]

" never used power tools " ?? 

You have done like a Pro. 

Amazing job. Love the clean finish. I'm tempted to do my porch. 

[MitchellMc]

Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community @abhayks. It's tremendous that you've joined us, and many thanks for jumping into the conversation.

Let me mention the @kelli, so they are alerted to your kind feedback about their project. 

We'd very much like to learn more about your own project and would encourage you to let us know if you need any assistance or would like to share it with us. I trust you'll find many helpful members willing to offer advice and provide assistance with your new deck. Please feel free to start your own discussion and let us know all the details.

Mitchell