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tigerzen
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tigerzen
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July

Hi all, Cornice is repaired, fascia I might leave to a pro, still thinking about it. Thanks for your help.

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July

Thanks again Jacob, no holes in the gutter which was in good condition. There had been a tree nearby with a branch leaning on that corner of the house ...

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July

Thanks Jacob for confirming, it won't be a problem to purchase a whole length and the size is 190 x 30 mm. What may be a problem though is that the wo ...

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June

Thanks very much Jacob, it's a rental property and my sister would like to keep expenses as minimal as possible. The rotted fascia is quite a small le ...

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Hi all, My sister's place has a couple of jobs that need repairing. The fascia/barge board has a little bit of rot, just wondering what dimension of ...

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February

Thanks Wooshka, I have a sledge hammer and you're right, disposal will be a problem.

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February

You have good eyes Mitch! The panel is attached to the rail with some skewed screwing, it's not sufficient and I like your idea of L brackets.

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February

Thanks very much Eric I'll look up how to do this.

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Bunnings Team Member EricL
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July

Hello @tigerzen Please keep us updated with your progress, we look forward to seeing your fascia and cornice repaired. Eric

Bunnings Team Member JacobZ
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July

Hi @tigerzen, The closest profile to this size that is readily available is a 185 x 30mm 5.4m F7 H3 Treated Pine Primed LOSP. Looking at Woodhouse T ...

Bunnings Team Member JacobZ
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June

Hi @tigerzen, Unfortunately, you will have to purchase the full length. As the fascia on homes are generally long, they are only produced in long ...

Bunnings Team Member JacobZ
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June

Hi @tigerzen, Thank you for your question about repairing rotten fascia and plaster cornice. It's difficult to say the exact dimensions of the fascia ...

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
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February

In that case, I'd recommend those brackets to try and stabilise the top of the panel/post. You can then look to see if work will also need to be done ...

wooshka
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February

Hi @tigerzen , seeing that it doesnt look like there is any mesh in it, If you are keen for a good work out, if you buy a decent long hand handle sldg ...

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
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February

Hi @tigerzen, Apart from the footer and the connection to the ground, you might like to check how well that panel is connected to the fence. It appe ...

Bunnings Team Member EricL
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February

Hello @tigerzen Thanks for posting those extra photos of your post. I would hold off digging in that area as there is a gas meter right next to the ...

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tigerzen
Building a Reputation
July

Hi all, Cornice is repaired, fascia I might leave to a pro, still thinking about it. Thanks for your help.

tigerzen
Building a Reputation
1 reply
February

You have good eyes Mitch! The panel is attached to the rail with some skewed screwing, it's not sufficient and I like your idea of L brackets.

tigerzen
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3 replies
February

Thanks very much Eric I'll look up how to do this.

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February

Thanks guys for the suggestions. Here are some photos. I'm pretty sure the post isn't buried too deep in the ground and there are pipes near the base ...

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I have a Picket gate where the non-hinged post could use greater support. It's the latching side and appears to not have been driven deeply enough int ...

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January

Thanks for clarifying Mitch, looks very DIYish.

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January

Thanks for the advice so far, we're still contemplating whether or not to get a plumber. I do have another question though. The downpipe would have be ...

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January

Something of a postscript but in the opening post is a photo which shows what looks like a crushed o-ring. It was in fact some sort of black rubber ta ...

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