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@MitchellMc @Jewelleryrescue Thanks for all the help again. I've tried to break things down and do it bit by bit, so I've managed to get myself some p ...

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Hi there, I am doing my own walk in wardrobe to save some money. I have been doing some research around how to order IKEA Pax and then try to do some ...

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Thanks that helps alot. Regarding the gap between wooden flooring and skirting whats the best way to fix that? Is that hard to fill?

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I’m wondering for the corner how should i fix the gap? There isn't any tutorials around this unfortunately. You can see the before and after. I just u ...

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Yea unfortunately the company did a bad job there but they have already told us they will not fill the gaps before hand. In terms of the cracked wall ...

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This is super helpful! Thanks for the prompt reply and I'll certainly try this method. Thanks a ton again. Regarding the cracked wall, do I need to us ...

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Hi there, I just recently received my new house from my builder. We handed the house to another company to deal with the flooring. However to install ...

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Hello @vennsoh, Jumping in the discussion to say @MitchellMc is currently away on a well-deserved break, but our other resident Bunnings D.I.Y. expe ...

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Hi @vennsoh, Some good advice there from @Jewelleryrescue. I'd remove the skirting board to help minimise the gap as much as possible. Then as @Je ...

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Hi @vennsoh Your project is 100% doable no space is perfect in DIY so lets exploer options.Happy New Year too. Idea 1Use timber trim to cover gap ...

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As @Jewelleryrescue mentioned @vennsoh, it's the same as the top and is easy to do. Apply tape to either side of the gap to prevent the filler from ge ...

Kind of a Big Deal

Hi @vennsoh You can use now more gaps under the skirting board very sparingly just enough to fill the gap and wipe away all the rest you dont want ...

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Hi @vennsoh, Wet your finger with soapy water and wipe it up the corner over the filler; that will smooth it off quite nicely. If it hasn't cured f ...

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I'd go with the Spakfilla and that guide for the wall, @vennsoh. No More Gaps would work, but you'll likely end up with it looking like silicone fille ...

Kind of a Big Deal

hi @vennsoh That spakfilla rapid should work ok for the wall repair ( it may micro crack when drying but that is 100% ok as we let it dry and skim ...

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@MitchellMc @Jewelleryrescue Thanks for all the help again. I've tried to break things down and do it bit by bit, so I've managed to get myself some p ...

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Thanks that helps alot. Regarding the gap between wooden flooring and skirting whats the best way to fix that? Is that hard to fill?

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