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innerbloom

gold coast
Joined 14 August 2016
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3 years3 yearsSaveH2OSaveH2O posted:
Downpipe at facade

I'll first explain the roof drainage regulations and will also assume that you are in Sydney metro.
Roof drainage regs for eave gutters are based on a 1:20 year storm event…

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3 years3 yearsSaveH2OSaveH2O posted:
Downpipe at facade

Without knowing your region and its 1:20 ARI, the roof pitch, the roof areas and your gutter and downpipe sizes, it is impossible to give an answer.

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3 years3 yearsJason526Jason526 posted:
Extremely Shallow Block

I don't think that there are many volume builders who would have an existing plans of theirs to suit your land. Even if anyone has, I don't imagine the plan…

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3 years3 yearsStructuralBIMGuyStructuralBIMGuy posted:
Noise transfer through duplex common wall - solutions?

Track down the construction/engineering drawings,
your local Council Building department should have copies.
Then have it properly assessed for sound, fire, compliance ,etc.. solutions can be calculated/worked from there.

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3 years3 yearsaussietaaussieta posted:
Zero lot boundary set back

if he has concreted up to the boundary this is fine
if he has encroached on your land then no that is not ok

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3 years3 yearscoref1coref1 posted:
DA and CDC Campbelltown Council (NSW)

I’m no expert on this but when I built my house in Campbelltown in 2018 my builder went straight to DA because they knew it didn’t comply with cdc rules.…

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4 years4 yearsbluesteelbluesteel posted:
Discolour on new brickwork

I think that is vanadium staining - that should clean off with the right process.
Google def -"Vanadium stains are a yellow-green harmless discolouration on the face of a…

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4 years4 yearsBerekBerek posted:
Weatherboard direct fix or cavity batten?

Sounds silly. The hardieflex is not designed for that use case. Battens are required on all lightweight cladding no question.

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