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PaulaD
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PaulaD
Growing in Experience
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Lining my chicken coop with Hardieflex. Can I wallpaper / adhesive vinyl straight on or do I have to paint the panel first? Pic of idea…..  

PaulaD
Growing in Experience
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  I am looking at using the retain it system to create stable walls using recycled sleepers. The sleepers will be lined on the inside with a conveye ...

PaulaD
Growing in Experience
May

Thanks Nailbag. I’m agreeing now also.

PaulaD
Growing in Experience
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May

  I am needing to DIY my stable walls due to cost of manufactured ones being so expensive. I have a few questions: 1. Can you use Aluminium C Chanell ...

PaulaD
Growing in Experience
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I’d like advice on the best chisel/s to purchase for general use AND use on Hardwood. I have read mixed reviews on the Trojan brand (whom I mostly pur ...

PaulaD
Growing in Experience
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July 2023

Thanks everyone for your help and advice. This is a photo of where I want to put it. The anchor posts are hardwood 300mm rounds and the fence posts ar ...

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Growing in Experience
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Growing in Experience
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I want to put these old casement windows in a bathroom. how do I make a new frame for them?

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Bunnings Team Member JacobZ
Bunnings Team Member
July

Hi @PaulaD, I haven't been able to find anything that says yes or no in regard to Hardieflex, but Villaboard, which is made by James Hardie and is e ...

Dave-1
Community Megastar
July

Morning @PaulaD Like @EricL and @Nailbag I have a few hesitations about attaching them to the concrete slab. If the slab was a foot thick and had a s ...

Bunnings Team Member EricL
Bunnings Team Member
July

Hello @PaulaD Thanks for sharing your question about using Retain It posts for your stable walls. I'm currently unaware of a method that will allow ...

Nailbag
Kind of a Big Deal
July

Hi @PaulaD as @EricL has highlighted, Retain-it posts are for in-ground applications. Instead I would simply anchor the timber frames directly to the ...

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
Bunnings Team Member
May

Hi @PaulaD, Your plan should work theoretically. However, these systems are designed to withstand forces under standard conditions. My concern is th ...

Dave-1
Community Megastar
May

Good Morning @PaulaD Im following @MitchellMc's hesitation on materials. The weight of a horse pushing up against any of these is hard to work out oth ...

Nailbag
Kind of a Big Deal
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May

I agree also with both @MitchellMc & @Dave-1 comments. I've recently installed a pool fence and as sturdy as they are, they would be know match for a ...

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PaulaD
Growing in Experience
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  I am looking at using the retain it system to create stable walls using recycled sleepers. The sleepers will be lined on the inside with a conveye ...

PaulaD
Growing in Experience
May

Thanks Nailbag. I’m agreeing now also.

PaulaD
Growing in Experience
4 replies
May

  I am needing to DIY my stable walls due to cost of manufactured ones being so expensive. I have a few questions: 1. Can you use Aluminium C Chanell ...

PaulaD
Growing in Experience
4 replies

I’d like advice on the best chisel/s to purchase for general use AND use on Hardwood. I have read mixed reviews on the Trojan brand (whom I mostly pur ...

PaulaD
Growing in Experience
1 reply
July 2023

Thanks everyone for your help and advice. This is a photo of where I want to put it. The anchor posts are hardwood 300mm rounds and the fence posts ar ...

PaulaD
Growing in Experience
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January 2022

I did post the link to the item in the original post but here is a pic and the Tannin warning.   

PaulaD
Growing in Experience
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January 2022

Hi Michael,I haven’t done anything to it yet. When I took the plastic off yesterday I read the warning about the tannins. I just wanted to make sure I ...

PaulaD
Growing in Experience
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I purchased a piece of round Merbau (SpecRite 400mm round timber panel Merbau FJ Laminated) with the vision of making it into a small snack/platter ta ...

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