@Shane @I know what has caused the mould, the back step just next to this wall was not waterproofed for the eight years after this space was converted ...
@Shane It is plasterboard over brick, with insulation in between. I have done some more cleaning up and it isn’t as bad as I first thought but there i ...
@ProjectPete Another vote for horizontal here. Given that most walls in your home are going to be wider than they are tall horizontal will always loo ...
I started to have a look at the damage to the interior on the weekend. After removing the damaged architraves next to the door I got a look at the ins ...
@ProjectPete yes I have decided that I will replace rather than try to work at removing the adhesive. I am now trying to source a replacement laminat ...
@MartyH Yes I am starting to think it might be the better option. Either that or sanding it and then painting it. I have already replaced some of it ...
@Mathy thanks yes it is hard. I was hoping to avoid sanding because I don’t want to damage the laminate of the plinth but I guess I will just have to ...
About ten years ago our dishwasher flooded our house and the old laminate floor had to be ripped up, including the beading around the edge. My ex hus ...
Hi @MelBrown (Mel) - You can mask off “delicate” areas. I recently used that tearable, tough cloth tape to protect the lower edge of my toilet when th ...
I just finished off a spring project, getting ready for the warmer weather in the coming months.
We have a water tank at the end of our back deck wh ...
Hi @MelBrown This is something we commonly helped people with in situations like yours of the last 25 years plus. Although not a permanent solution i ...
Hi @MelBrown,
Sorry to read of your shower issue. I note that @KevinM had success with Shower Plug in this discussion - https://www.workshop.com.au/ ...
Hello @MelBrown , thanks @Jason for forwarding to a few of us in the community. Sounds like you have got it pretty much covered with your explanation ...
Hi again @MelBrown,
Apologies that you haven't had a reply as yet. Let me tag a few of our helpful members to see if they might be able to share the ...
@ProjectPete Whoa...conduit chased into the wall is going to the next level...nice commitment to a quality finished product mate I guess I managed to ...
Just my two cents (as I am CAD drawing my home theater design as well!) but horizontal will always look better due to the inherent 'width' 16:9 of a T ...
@Shane @I know what has caused the mould, the back step just next to this wall was not waterproofed for the eight years after this space was converted ...
@ProjectPete Another vote for horizontal here. Given that most walls in your home are going to be wider than they are tall horizontal will always loo ...
@ProjectPete yes I have decided that I will replace rather than try to work at removing the adhesive. I am now trying to source a replacement laminat ...
@MartyH Yes I am starting to think it might be the better option. Either that or sanding it and then painting it. I have already replaced some of it ...
@Mathy thanks yes it is hard. I was hoping to avoid sanding because I don’t want to damage the laminate of the plinth but I guess I will just have to ...
Thanks Jason. I have certainly impressed the adults who have seen it. The kids saw it and said, "oh you painted the window frame". lol. Got to love ho ...
My kids are with their father this week so I took the opportunity to go down on a weeknight last night. I bought, Davco floor leveler (doing some tili ...
