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25 d25 dhiluxxhiluxx posted:
Soil result

Phew. Now I see why everyone in this forum is saying the compaction report is very important and is something everyone should pester the developer to produce one. Thanks mate!

25 d25 dhiluxxhiluxx posted:
Soil result

Thanks again. Yeah it is compacted by the developer and I also have the level 1 compaction report. Not sure if it will help : (

25 d25 dhiluxxhiluxx posted:
Soil result

This is the borehole report incase I got it wrong.

25 d25 dhiluxxhiluxx posted:
Soil result

Eng. B A Hey thanks for reviewing it for me.
I went through my report again and I think we only have 1m…

Soil result
25 d25 dhiluxxhiluxx posted:
Soil result

Hi fellow homeoners,
I have just received my soil test result today and the geotech has classify my site as 'P' due to fill and abnormal moisture conditions - recently removed…

4 months4 monthshiluxxhiluxx posted:
3 phase electric

Thank u ponzutwo . I spoke to a few people and they all say it is worth it long run. Can be pricey…

4 months4 monthshiluxxhiluxx posted:
3 phase electric

Hi guys,
just trying to understand the use of 3 phase electric. I know it is usually for energy intensive appliances like commercial machinery. I heard there are some big pricy…

4 months4 monthshiluxxhiluxx posted:
Steel vs timber frame

Thanks guys. I have decided to go with wooden frame.
1) cost
2) flexibility
3) most importantly thermal properties
Especially #3 and #1. I'm happy for the plaster to crack a bit, but…

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4 months4 monthshiluxxhiluxx posted:
Steel vs timber frame

Bimbob correct

5 months5 monthshiluxxhiluxx posted:
Steel vs timber frame

Thanks again @Ashington Homes , as always very insightful.
Just wondering, does concreting around the parameter of the house help reduce movement?
I have read a comment somewhere in this forum…

5 months5 monthshiluxxhiluxx posted:
cheapest landscapping option

Thanks @spouts and Shoots . Always good to know some ballpark figures, they are extremely helpful to me in tracking my build budget.
One last question newbie question. If I…

5 months5 monthshiluxxhiluxx posted:
Steel vs timber frame

Hi,
I'm pretty sure this topic has been discussed before. In fact, I have read 1-2 posts in this forum about it, but they were years old. I thought I'll ask…

5 months5 monthshiluxxhiluxx posted:
Rough price guide for boundary fencing

Thanks nickmaj this is really detail for me. Do you mind me asking 1 last question, how recent was the quoted work? The…

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5 months5 monthshiluxxhiluxx posted:
Building a pool for a battleaxe plot

Thanks KnockItDown. I think I’ll focus on the house first, then talk about the pool. Therefore, no fiberglass pool for me and I’ll…

5 months5 monthshiluxxhiluxx posted:
Rough price guide for boundary fencing

Hi guys,
first time building a house. I am building in Brisbane QLD, Anstead/bellbowrie/moggill area. Looking at around 80m worth of boundary fencing.
I dont have high expectation, so the some…

5 months5 monthshiluxxhiluxx posted:
cheapest landscapping option

Hi guys,
first time building here. I am expecting to have around 325m2 of land / yard space for my land and I am budgeting 50k for landscaping.
Hopefully my expectation…

5 months5 monthshiluxxhiluxx posted:
Building a pool for a battleaxe plot

Thanks Simeon. You are a godsend for this forum. Learnt a lot from your posts.

5 months5 monthshiluxxhiluxx posted:
Building a pool for a battleaxe plot

Hahhaha I probably need a custom made one.

5 months5 monthshiluxxhiluxx posted:
Building a pool for a battleaxe plot

I have a question about pool building. Few months back I spoke about purchasing a plot of battle axe shaped land, I have decided to go ahead.
Next question now is,…

8 months8 monthshiluxxhiluxx posted:
Front setback minimum requirement for battleaxe plot

Thanks Draftroom that definitely helps a heap. We are still at the very early stage of planning to see what kind of house…

8 months8 monthshiluxxhiluxx posted:
Front setback minimum requirement for battleaxe plot

Hi everyone,
I understand that homes on battleaxe plots often have their fronts fully concreted to accommodate vehicles, like removalist trucks, enabling them to reverse out. These areas are sometimes used…

8 months8 monthshiluxxhiluxx posted:
Cut and filled land

Thanks Craig! This make absolutely sense to me!!

8 months8 monthshiluxxhiluxx posted:
Cut and filled land

Hi guys,
not sure if this was discussed before. I was doing my own research on the plot of land which I have interest in. Unfortunately it turns out that a…

9 months9 monthshiluxxhiluxx posted:
Site cost for a battleaxe plot

Thanks for the insight!
My plot is a new development so hopefully I won't have too much problem during build as everyone should be roughly building together. I also don't…

9 months9 monthshiluxxhiluxx posted:
Site cost for a battleaxe plot

Hey guys, I believe this has probably been answered many times before. I am thinking of purchasing a battle axe plot with a driveway width of about 2.5-3.1m in width.…

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