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Thankyou! I will do this

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It’s actually 2 different areas in the garden with different issues which is why I posted it as 2 seperate posts. The drainage channel isn’t near the ...

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I have a strip of pavers, and there is a concrete (I think) edge - but some of it has broken away & there is now a gap between it & the pavers. Next t ...

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I have a small gap between a strip of pavers and a garden bed retaining wall. I recently pressure cleaned everything - but with all the rain we’ve had ...

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I have a melamine cupboard that i store my sewing supplies in. I want to hang a lightweight mirror on the door (I want it to be easily removable not p ...

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Thanks Mitchell. I’m trying to picture what you are suggesting - so I would instal like a divider on the middle of each shelf? effectively creating 2 ...

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I’ve added some photos to show what is happening; & how one pin was torn from the cupboard wall when the shelf collapsed

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I have a huge fabric collection & bought a cupboard to store my stash. However the shelves are only held in place by shelf pins - and over ti ...

Kind of a Big Deal

Hi @Scootergirl I would dig /scrape out the cement crack and dig out the dirt besides the drain. I would use pre mixed sand and cement and fi ...

Kind of a Big Deal

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Hi @Scootergirl I would highly recommend a polymer sand that brushes in between the paver cracks and sets to form a bond between pavers. Just ...

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Hello @IreneG Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community. It's a pleasure to have you join us and thank you for sharing your question about your pantr ...

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Considering the dimensions of your ensuite (1800 x 1800), your desire to remove the bath, add a toilet, and create ample bench space for your makeup i ...

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Hi @Scootergirl, I see no reason why you'd need to remove the existing Solartube. It could just be disconnected from the plaster and the trim remove ...

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Hi @Scootergirl, There are a couple of options. A tradesperson would take an angle grinder and cut a slot across the top of the screw deep enough to g ...

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Hello @Scootergirl Welcome to the Bunnings workshop community. It's sensational to have you join us, and thanks for sharing your question about you ...

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ScootergirlIve never seen a sliding glass door without it or an equivalent tube. I would avoid removing it as it adds structural strength to the door ...

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Hi i have small window in an aluminium frame that is broken. Just wondering if it’s the sort of job I could do myself or if I’m best to leave it to an ...

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Re: How to fill paving gap

Re: Another paving question

Another paving question

How to fill gap between pavers and retaining wall?

How to install hooks in melamine?

Re: How to support sagging shelves

Re: How to support sagging shelves

How to support sagging shelves?

Re: Another paving question

Re: How to fill paving gap

Re: How to strengthen pantry shelf?

Re: Ensuite renovation layout

Re: Replacing a traditional skylight with a solar skylight

Re: How to remove window locks

Re: Why does aluminium sliding door have this bit?

Re: Why does aluminium sliding door have a section that sticks out?

How to replace a broken window in an aluminium frame?

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