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deecay
Finding My Feet

I’m assembling a small free-standing aluminium pergola and I need to raise the legs by just 20mm.   Each leg has a 160mm square, 10mm high detachab ...

johnnoP
Just Starting Out

       Hi there, Thanks for all the help so far  I’m trying to get my laundry up to standard in my old cottage. currently looking at replac ...

ddel
Getting Established
3 replies

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
4 replies

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
1 reply

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
7 replies

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 ...

MackaQLD
Growing in Experience
8 replies

        I would like to renovate my “rumpus room” which was already converted from the garage by previous owner. It appears the plasterboard ha ...

sol1
Just Starting Out
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Im painting the hallway of a 100+ year brick cottage. I've gone to chip off flakey paint and it's come off in large shards. It appears to be severa ...

ruby225
Just Starting Out
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My husband and I are planning on embarking on a renovation of our double brick 1930s house. We are having a lot of trouble deciding how to best lay ou ...

Kayla_6
Finding My Feet
4 replies

      Hi all! I am trying to slowly revamp my kitchen. I painted the black wall white and then have added overhead cupboards (kerboodle in five spi ...

Bec3168
Just Starting Out
2 replies

Hi, I'm Bec & new to this page & so intrigued with so much information & help from this Workshop Community! I'm actually doing some renovation work at ...

pash81
Growing in Experience
9 replies

Hi, I have a sliding door and currently, when the door is fully open the total width is 800mm. Just wondering that without removing the whole door/fra ...

Tess29
Just Starting Out
1 reply

Hi folks, hoping for some advice and ideas for this aluminium window. The house was built in 1984 and I believe these are old Dowell aluminium sliding ...

charlie0123
Cultivating a Following
3 replies

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 ...

Cortex
Just Starting Out
1 reply

Hello everyone, I'm currently in the process of planning out how to install new ceiling and cornice plasterboards but have been struggling to trying t ...

Wrenblue
Just Starting Out
6 replies

Hello everyone I recently bought an old weatherboard house with a sleepout at the back. The back of the house receives a lot of afternoon sun and i ...

Imesh
Growing in Experience
1 reply

Remove old non-functional wardrobe and install a new wardrobe.StepsStep 1Our kids bedroom wardrobe was non-functional. There was space on the 2 sides ...

Sidney7
Growing in Experience
1 reply

Cabin Reno, before and after pics, fresher and brighter, ready to accept fruit pickers for the upcoming orchard harvest.

charlie0123
Cultivating a Following
1 reply

I am replacing damaged villaboard in bathroom. I found the stud is Cypress F5, which is very hard to hammer a nail into. I was wondering if I can dril ...

Dmilly
Finding My Feet
3 replies

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 ...

Jerreemon
Growing in Experience
2 replies

Hi everybody, I've removed some tiles from the wall and scraped the adhesive off. What should I do to prep this wall before painting? Most of the ...

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