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Patsy60
Building a Reputation
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I wanted a colourful quirky theme to start our outdoor Xmas display decorating this year. I wrestled some plumping pipes off hubby & created some very ...

woodalwaysworks
Making a Splash
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      Family grows and more spaces are made. This time I made it tall enough for Mum and Dad to stand up in and big enough for us to sleep in wi ...

Innov8tive
Growing in Experience
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External doors were looking old and tired. Plus they were damaged round the bottom on one of the three doors. Instead of replacing I decided to repair ...

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ELI5
Cultivating a Following
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How can I remove this sunken headless nail from Old timber, looking to remove the timber fence/gate. picture

TimD
Cultivating a Following
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Hi, I'm new to decks and thinking of giving ours a refresh. Saw this post How to restore a deck which was very useful. My question is do I need to ...

ilovelucy8383
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I’ve finished staining our hardwood floor but there’s a few big gaps that need repairing. I bought selleys no more gaps for timber floors, and the col ...

SpeedRider
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so as far as i got is working out the cut sizes and the size i need for a king single horizontal murphy bed.i need help if someone can double check my ...

Elle44
Building a Reputation
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Hi all I’ve just had a new bathroom installed, and I’ve found that the shower cubicle has this bit at the bottom just outside the door that catches wa ...

Faye10
Finding My Feet
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Hi, my patio roofing got damaged with hail today on the clear skylight panels as per the two photos. The panels are 4.5 metres in length - is this ...

fan8956
Finding My Feet
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Hi, currently the rain will go along the edge of gutter and leak through the gap onto the decking floor. I tried to use silicone but it has nothing to ...

alisshamack_25
Just Starting Out
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I'm looking for a guide on how to stain and varnish certain types of timber, including chopping boards.

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Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
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If you wish to poison the bamboo, then it is best applied to the freshly cut stumps or stubs of stems so it is quickly absorbed and circulated to the ...

Bunnings Team Member EricL
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Deep raised garden beds are perfect for those who can’t garden at ground or low levels, but can be very costly to fill completely with quality pottin ...

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    Adam has been helping people with their house and garden projects on television, radio and magazines for decades. He's now happily sharing his expertise with Workshop members. "I believe experience and knowledge should be shared."

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