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ddel
Getting Established
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Hi all, I am was thinking to cover these tiles with Renovation Range Tiles & Benchtops Satin. I also want to smooth them like this video but I have N ...

charlie0123
Cultivating a Following
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After removing old steel shower base, I discovered there is a large hole in the concrete slab around the drain pipe (see photo). The size is 300 x 200 ...

wpatters1229
Community Newcomer
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I have the subfloor which is tongue and groove boards and I want to place Masonite over the top for peel-and-stick tiles. Can I use construction adhes ...

Jinx
Just Starting Out
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Hi everyone, I'm looking for some easy and cheap DIY solutions for my attic space. I'm hoping to turn it into a bedroom/office area. As you can see ...

RohanGill
Community Newcomer
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Jassy17
Just Starting Out
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Need help on how to remove or fix the black stain on tasmanian oak flooring as per attached photo. We have sanded it several times but still no improv ...

ivanptr
Making a Splash
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Hi we just purchased a house with a very messy garage.We are not sure what sort of stain is on the floor.Any idea of what cleaning product should we u ...

charlie0123
Cultivating a Following
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Gyprock Wet Area Base Coat + Tape vs Crommelin Bond Breaker Sealant for the joints in shower area? As the title, I just removed old shower and repla ...

Nicole7
Just Starting Out
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Hi, I am looking for a suitable paint for a timber carport (floor). It will need to with-hold tyre treads, and is exposed (no roof). Looking at con ...

alkifaf
Finding My Feet
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I have a golden opportunity to fix squeaky flooring on an upstairs landing of a two storey house, as the carpet is being replaced. I think the floor i ...

Dmilly
Finding My Feet
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We recently purchased a home built in 1920 and uncovered some beautiful original wood floors. We've had them sanded and stained and they look great ...

zoeannebarker
Just Starting Out
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Hey Everyone! My partner and I just bought our first house and are doing a few things to it before we move in. We ripped up carpet and have these two ...

Artiej24
Just Starting Out
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Is it necessary to oil hybrid or even possible to oil hybrid floor boards

weekendwally
Growing in Experience
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Hi all, I'm planning to use self stick vinyl tiles over concrete floor. I want to ensure the tiles stick and last. Is there a recommended glue I can ...

BBY
Just Starting Out
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Some large plant has lifted my Garden shed concrete slab on one side. The slab is very close to my fence on the other side of which is my neighbour's ...

Help-DIY
Just Starting Out
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Our townhouse has a few areas on the second storey that are squeaky. The catch is, it's carpeted and we're not prepared to rip up the carpet to get t ...

MsReno
Just Starting Out
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Going to renovating my kitchen but i would love to reused and keep the marble top that we have. The kitchen looks dark because of the dark cabinets an ...

AmandaDent
Finding My Feet
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Just starting on my Renoing adventure on our old queenslander with my family wanted to know what would be the best seal for our wood flooring we want ...

M76
Just Starting Out
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I’ve had to replace two single tiles. Couldn’t colour match but found two raw, unsealed Lino tiles. any tips on how to seal these without buying 5L ...

Sath
Cultivating a Following
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I have uneven slate tiles all over my kitchen and lounge spaces. Couple of questions 1. What is a good way to clean these on a regular basis? The mopi ...

weekendwally
Growing in Experience
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Hi all, I've just poured new concrete in a bedroom and am seeking some advice on how to cover the concrete step at the front. Thank you for you ...

fadetoblack
Finding My Feet
8 replies

Hi all, We just a bought a house and are looking at converting the garage into a studio, which would involve laying down some floating laminate floori ...

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