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nvelaga
Getting Established
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yesterday

Thanks @JacobZ , when you say there's a trouble concealing the posts, are you referring to the areas that are left open for plantation or the seating ...

nvelaga
Getting Established
yesterday

Thanks for all your guidance @JacobZ . Let me put all things together and try it out. I will reach out i am stuck any where.

nvelaga
Getting Established
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Tuesday

thanks Jason. not a probelm. Merry Christmas !!

nvelaga
Getting Established
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Monday

Thanks @JacobZ , i am thinking to use the posts inside as shown in the community project - so that posts will be inside and hidden. Would you be ab ...

nvelaga
Getting Established
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Monday

thanks @JacobZ , if we need to use posts, does these suffice ? 100 x 100mm 2.4m Post H4 Treated Pine Sawn CCA - 2.4m , i think we need to cut them i ...

nvelaga
Getting Established
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Monday

Thanks @Jewelleryrescue. Appreciate your inputs. Totally inline, safety is paramount.

nvelaga
Getting Established
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I am planning to edge the highlighted area with timber. I am looking to suggestions on which timber to use. Area between concrete path way and fence ...

nvelaga
Getting Established
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Monday

Hey @JacobZ , Hope you are well ! Would you be able help on below. Does it require to coat micropro sienna sleepers with bitumen rubber waterproofi ...

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Tuesday

Hi @nvelaga, You can certainly mimic the style of anchoring @lcantem used in their Pallet timber raised garden bed. The one thing I would consider i ...

Bunnings Team Member JacobZ
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Tuesday

Hi @J-P, Yes, 3m sleepers can be used with Retain-It posts at either end when used in lower-level retaining structures such as garden beds, but you ...

Jewelleryrescue
Kind of a Big Deal
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Monday

Hi @nvelaga The trick with ozito power tools is to let the tool do the work as they are no where as powerful or robust as their heavy duty cousin ...

Jewelleryrescue
Kind of a Big Deal
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Sunday

Hi @nvelaga You are on the right line of thinking. But your slab is only 75mm thick so if you use and angle grinder either even a 100mm disk wil ...

J-P
Making a Splash
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2 weeks ago

If this is your first DIY then few things for you to consider 1. You need to stringline to achieve garden bed in straight line 2. you need a mitre ...

Bunnings Team Member JacobZ
Bunnings Team Member
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2 weeks ago

Hi @nvelaga, Yes, a gap should be left to prevent issues with moisture against the fence. 200mm should be perfect as it will give enough space fo ...

Bunnings Team Member JacobZ
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2 weeks ago

Hi @nvelaga, Alright, I've done some basic calculations on just the garden beds at this point. My suggestion is to use these 200 x 50mm Sleeper H ...

Bunnings Team Member JacobZ
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2 weeks ago

Hi @nvelaga, Thank you for the updated design. Please give me some time to go through it and do some calculations and I will return to you with th ...

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nvelaga
Getting Established
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Monday

Thanks @Jewelleryrescue. Appreciate your inputs. Totally inline, safety is paramount.

nvelaga
Getting Established
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2 weeks ago

hi @JacobZ thanks for you consistent guidance. With the information available i will try and plan things. I will reach out to you for your expert a ...

nvelaga
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2 weeks ago

Hey @EricL Here is the updated drawing with measurements. Please guide on how i need to plan material and process involved. Apologies for delay

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