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Thank you very much @MitchellMc . I will follow the steps you mentioned. Will post here as I progress. May I know if 8 mm gravel is good to go with? ...

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Thank you @MitchellMc . Sure. I will go with your advice on Ag pipe. Ag pipe in garden bed will still be under soil. May I know how to avoid Ag pipe ...

approachmhn
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Thank you @Dave-1 . Very helpful suggestions. I will keep in mind. Please find the photos. Not sure you can see slab properly. (Look at the root getti ...

approachmhn
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  Good Evening @Dave-1 . Thank you. I have got Concremate at home. So, will fill large cracks with it. Leave half day to dry and then apply bitumen ...

approachmhn
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Merry Christmas to everyone from the Bunnings family. @Dave-1 @EricL @MitchellMc I observed the brick wall has cracks at few places like the one s ...

approachmhn
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Thank you @Dave-1 and @EricL Now you guys gave me more options. I will start with @EricL suggestion. @Dave-1 Then I need your 3rd option to con ...

approachmhn
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Tuesday

Thank you for all the details. @Dave-1. one more question. I got the Ag pipe you mentioned in your post. Slotted and Sleeved 100mm Ag-Pipe. I need ...

approachmhn
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Thanks @Dave-1 . May I know gravel you used. Is it 20-40 mm normal one or like scoria?

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Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
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8mm gravel would be perfect, Mahon (@approachmhn). Mitchell

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
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To prevent it from getting clogged with dirt, you can purchase socked Ag pipe or wrap the Ag pipe in a geotextile fabric (also known as drainage fabri ...

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
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Thursday

Hi @approachmhn, As mentioned by @Dave-1, installing Ag pipe (agline) would be the best option to ensure the water flows away from the wall. Without ...

Dave-1
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Evening @approachmhn Cool, was worried the bricks looked like they were in the clay directly I really wouldnt worry about the concretemate, id go ...

Dave-1
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Evening @approachmhn hahahahah Go with @EricL 's suggestion... So much better. Shaking my head at my over engineered answers Dave

Dave-1
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Evening @approachmhn never too many questions, when you dont ask questions, thats the point of when you stop learning! So a couple of ways come to ...

Bunnings Team Member EricL
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Hi @approachmhn I suggest pulling the sock forward and folding over the front of the agi pipe. You can then secure it using duct/cloth tape, once y ...

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Afternoon @approachmhn I used 8mm gravel. you can order through bunnings as a bulk bag or there are 10kg bags I think available as well. The bulk ord ...

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approachmhn
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Thank you very much @MitchellMc . I will follow the steps you mentioned. Will post here as I progress. May I know if 8 mm gravel is good to go with? ...

approachmhn
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Thursday

Thank you @MitchellMc . Sure. I will go with your advice on Ag pipe. Ag pipe in garden bed will still be under soil. May I know how to avoid Ag pipe ...

approachmhn
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Thursday

Thank you @Dave-1 . Very helpful suggestions. I will keep in mind. Please find the photos. Not sure you can see slab properly. (Look at the root getti ...

approachmhn
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7 replies
Wednesday

  Good Evening @Dave-1 . Thank you. I have got Concremate at home. So, will fill large cracks with it. Leave half day to dry and then apply bitumen ...

approachmhn
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9 replies
Wednesday

Merry Christmas to everyone from the Bunnings family. @Dave-1 @EricL @MitchellMc I observed the brick wall has cracks at few places like the one s ...

approachmhn
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10 replies
Tuesday

Thank you @Dave-1 and @EricL Now you guys gave me more options. I will start with @EricL suggestion. @Dave-1 Then I need your 3rd option to con ...

approachmhn
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14 replies
Tuesday

Thank you for all the details. @Dave-1. one more question. I got the Ag pipe you mentioned in your post. Slotted and Sleeved 100mm Ag-Pipe. I need ...

approachmhn
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16 replies
Tuesday

Thanks @Dave-1 . May I know gravel you used. Is it 20-40 mm normal one or like scoria?

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Dave-1
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Morning @approachmhn hahahha you made me smile! Thank you for the compliment You will need to wait for the brickwork to be completly dry before usi ...

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