Hi @JacobZ @MitchellMc ,
We found that the holes on the angle bracket are too big for our screws
(Zenith 10-8 x 100mm Galvanised Countersunk Rib Hea ...
Hi @MitchellMc , today we managed to solve an issue. We used a multitool to remove the cornice on one side. The cornice remained intact, so there's pr ...
@MitchellMc @EricL
No, the joist is completely behind the cornice — it doesn’t extend beyond it at all. Today, we used a multitool to cut along the ...
Hi @ivanptr,
It would be better to use one 2400 x 1200mm sheet and cut it down to the exact size of the hole. That would minimise the number of join ...
Hi @ivanptr,
If you take a look at the image below, you'll see how every edge of the repair sheet needs to be positioned over a joist. If you can no ...
Hi @ivanptr, As mentioned previously, the first step is to cut the opening back to halfway across the thickness of the roof joists. If that can't be d ...
Hi @ivanptr,
You should cut back to the middle of the surrounding timbers and screw them off to the timbers every 15cm around the opening. You can t ...
Hi @ivanptr,
It looks like the water has gotten into the ceiling board and weakened it. If it were just the insulation holding moisture, you likely ...
@MitchellMc @EricL
No, the joist is completely behind the cornice — it doesn’t extend beyond it at all. Today, we used a multitool to cut along the ...
Hi Brain trust,
We are planning to create another entrance to our house through a fence gate, but the gate currently has no latch. Is there a way to ...
@Nailbag @Dave-1 @JacobZ
So the general idea is to handle the plumbing first, then apply a waterproofing liquid membrane on the existing concrete f ...