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Finding My Feet

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Hi team, I've noticed a lot of people use recycled wood for the doors enclosing the gas bottle and I love the look. Is this okay to do being close to ...

Finding My Feet

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We are wanting to build a single step that attaches to the current gazebo and spans its whole length. It will come out to the current bricks. 1) how w ...

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Good morning. I am replacing old guttering. We have a 20m length of house with 2 downpipes. Question: does the fall need to be continuous from one end ...

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Is it ok to put oil based decking oil on water based decking oil, or vice versa?

Building a Reputation

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My son keeps asking when we're going to build him a 'proper treehouse' to expand his cubby on stilts in the garden so I figured the xmas break is a go ...

Having an Impact

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When we water the garden from our water tank there’s a strong sulphur (rotten eggs) smell. Obviously we don’t drink the water, it’s just for the garde ...

Just Starting Out

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Hi, we are currently DYI painting our sons wooden outdoor table & chairs & his wooden cubby house that has a approx measurement of 3.5mx3.5m. We visit ...

Just Starting Out

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Hi, I am wondering best products you could recommend to prepare and seal our concrete path and stairs which are approx. 1 year old. Getting tired of t ...

Just Starting Out

Finding My Feet

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Hi, I'm looking for advice i did a lower water/maintenance front yard years ago. Removed a grass patch and replaced with red scoria at the time i la ...

Just Starting Out

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Hello Bunnings Community. We have just bought the house and are looking to tidy up the pool. Looking for some advice on how best to reseal the terribl ...

Just Starting Out

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How do I stop a hose connector popping off when I turn the hose on. I know that this is probably due to high pressure but unfortunately even with the ...

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