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well, I feel heaps better now, knowing the purpose of these things and I learnt a new word! thanks for that

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I do general maintenance for some units and they all have these panels in the bathroom walls. I'm not a plumber so I'm a bit confused as to their purp ...

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yep, thats the one! @EricL it is a special order from Bunnings. In Adelaide, I couldn't find anyone who stocked it.

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great ideas! thanks for that. I will see how it goes, I'm not looking forward to tackling it again as I'm sure I'll be either by myself or have too ma ...

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sorry to say, this door has it out for me. I cranked the roller right down so it was just the aluminum frame sitting on the track. then used jimmy bar ...

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you gotta be happy with that! Nice work- feels good to make something like that, hey!

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in the last year, I've became a total convert to CLR and CLR oil and grease remover. both products work as well as they advertise. I had a big oil spi ...

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that's worth a shot, thanks @MitchellMc pretty sure the door frame is not clearing the track. the house is old and the track may have shifted. I'll f ...

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Hi @Ready2go, That's a tundish, which is a plumbing component used to create an air gap in a drainage system, preventing backflow while allowing visib ...

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Hi @Ready2go, I presume that in the second image you are trying to get the door over the track edge on the right, which appears to be the lower side ...

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Thanks JacobZ. I got to work on this today. Saving some sawdust and making a filler with PVA worked nicely . I’ll finish off sanding tomorrow and th ...

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Hi @Ready2go Thanks for sharing your question about your front door restoration. I don't recommend painting over the old sealer on your door. If th ...

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Hello @Ready2go Thanks for sharing your question about repairing your vinyl floor. There are two possible ways to repair your vinyl floor. First, ...

Kind of a Big Deal

Hi @Ready2go You done well the old school stuff works to a point but normally with a lot of elbow grease . What happened to the person in the ...

Bunnings Team Member

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Hello @Ready2go I would also like to suggest using CLR 750ml Grease & Oil Remover. It has a powerful industrial strength formula that cuts through ...

Becoming a Leader

I glued the main 2 legs in place first, and they were square, then slowly bent the ply...

Building a Reputation

well, I feel heaps better now, knowing the purpose of these things and I learnt a new word! thanks for that

Building a Reputation

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great ideas! thanks for that. I will see how it goes, I'm not looking forward to tackling it again as I'm sure I'll be either by myself or have too ma ...

Building a Reputation

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sorry to say, this door has it out for me. I cranked the roller right down so it was just the aluminum frame sitting on the track. then used jimmy bar ...

Building a Reputation

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that's worth a shot, thanks @MitchellMc pretty sure the door frame is not clearing the track. the house is old and the track may have shifted. I'll f ...

Building a Reputation

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I have an aluminum-framed glass sliding door. the runners are wearing-out fast and I want to change them for new ones. WD40 Specialist can only do so ...

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looks like you had the same builders that did a block of units I look after. I've got the same issue with a couple of the front doors making it hard t ...

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Hi Jen_Andrew the glue in these panels are not usually made for outdoor use so I'd be wary of where and how I'd use them for outdoor furniture. having ...

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I've had similar issues a couple of times too and found it's usually much easier to replace the whole tap. Bunnings do have a good range and i've only ...

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