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iveg
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Cert IV: Fitter and Machinist (Automotive engineering). Cert III Carpentry: ( Joinery, framing and roof carpentry ). Cert: Commercial Art. Cert: Art & Design. Dip: Graphic Design
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iveg
Building a Reputation
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January

Hi Bells67,As to aust.building std's any door/window frame that has brick above it requires a steel lintel. There is a lot of weight on that frame.You ...

iveg
Building a Reputation
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January

Hi David,For gyprock can try using a sharp Stanley blade and cut away the the loose pieces of paper only, (do not scrape or sand the gyprock) this wil ...

iveg
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January

Hi steezy,Welcome steezy. I have done many renovations on older homes over 35 years building experience. Yes, we do need to know if it is a timber fra ...

iveg
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January

Hi Christine61,Good advice from Mitch as always. If these are old window frames they usually put putty in the framing of the windows from the outside ...

iveg
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January

Hi John,Looks like a case of wood rot. Builders bog would only be a band aid fix, you could use nails inserted into timber to support the builders bog ...

iveg
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May 2023

Congratulations Alexis1978...keep in touch with us my friend.

iveg
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April 2023

Hi Abhi352, if there is no grub screw please read below...By the looks of the pic there appears to be a cover plate on the handle which needs to be re ...

iveg
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April 2023

Hi Alexis1978, I agree with Mitch on this one. The grub screw appears to hold the handle and cover plate (one piece) on to the central door mechanism. ...

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Bells67
Cultivating a Following
January

Thanks @iveg Building in the 80s sure was different to today! There are no visible lintels in any part of our house above the openings. You know wha ...

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
Bunnings Team Member
January

Hi @DavidBrent, That appears to be the top layer of your plasterboard. You can't really sand it away, and picking at it will likely worsen it. Remov ...

Jewelleryrescue
Kind of a Big Deal
January

Hi @DavidBrentTry a thin bladed scraper, if that dosnt work use a sharp wide wood chisel reversed as to side along wall and not gouge out the w ...

Dave-1
Community Megastar
January

Evening @steezy Thanks for the photo tho it dosnt really show what I was after. Any chance for some photos of as is and then when you push it?Cracks h ...

john12345
Growing in Experience
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January

Thanks all for your thoughts on this one. Looks like the group agrees replacing the post makes most sense! Cheers all @iveg @Jewelleryrescue @JoeAzza ...

john12345
Growing in Experience
January

Good point about the handrails, I’ll check what they look like. Hopefully they are still ok

Retired Team Member Akanksha
Retired Team Member
January

A warm welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community, @Murphy202. We're delighted to have you join our wonderful community of like-minded D.I.Y. enthusia ...

Dave-1
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1 reply
January

Afternoon @john12345 Ouch  Yeah time to replace the post I think. Im pretty much following everyone here The general rule of thumb I apply to timber ...

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iveg
Building a Reputation
1 reply
January

Hi Bells67,As to aust.building std's any door/window frame that has brick above it requires a steel lintel. There is a lot of weight on that frame.You ...

iveg
Building a Reputation
1 reply
January

Hi David,For gyprock can try using a sharp Stanley blade and cut away the the loose pieces of paper only, (do not scrape or sand the gyprock) this wil ...

iveg
Building a Reputation
January

Hi steezy,Welcome steezy. I have done many renovations on older homes over 35 years building experience. Yes, we do need to know if it is a timber fra ...

iveg
Building a Reputation
1 reply
January

Hi Christine61,Good advice from Mitch as always. If these are old window frames they usually put putty in the framing of the windows from the outside ...

iveg
Building a Reputation
January

Hi John,Looks like a case of wood rot. Builders bog would only be a band aid fix, you could use nails inserted into timber to support the builders bog ...

iveg
Building a Reputation
May 2023

Congratulations Alexis1978...keep in touch with us my friend.

iveg
Building a Reputation
April 2023

Hi Abhi352, if there is no grub screw please read below...By the looks of the pic there appears to be a cover plate on the handle which needs to be re ...

iveg
Building a Reputation
April 2023

Hi Alexis1978, I agree with Mitch on this one. The grub screw appears to hold the handle and cover plate (one piece) on to the central door mechanism. ...

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iveg
Building a Reputation
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March 2023

Hi Luke. 16 mm plaster board is fire rated. Bunnings do sell this product, may be special order. Product is called Fyrchek. If you don't need a full s ...

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