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2 d2 dchippychippy posted:
how to hide glue visible on glass

In that situation the glass doesn't really need to be glued down.
You can just use the small little clear cabinet door bumpers and lay the glass on top. It's enough…

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2 months2 monthsSaveH2OSaveH2O posted:
Irrigation system with timer & smart control

I know not where thou dost abide.
Just Google "Irrigation Outlet Store Shop" and your region/area. If you can't or don't want to DIY, they will be able to recommend someone…

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2 months2 monthsSaveH2OSaveH2O posted:
Irrigation system with timer & smart control

You need to visit an irrigation outlet.

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3 months3 monthsponzutwoponzutwo posted:
leather recliner sofas

nick scali has heaps of leather recliners in various set ups. FUll price they arent cheap, but they have really good sales a few times a year, like seriously good.…

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3 months3 monthsAshington HomesAshington Homes posted:
leather recliner sofas

try supreme furniture at Artarmon

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3 months3 monthsownerinproblemownerinproblem posted:
leather recliner sofas

We went with this one, it’s firmer than leather

We bought this from local shop in SA
Sparkle Place
(08) 8465 1373

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3 months3 monthsownerinproblemownerinproblem posted:
Desk idea in open living

I used this to hide my NBN box

Clipsal StarServe Home Distribution Unit $374.00

4 months4 monthschippychippy posted:
corner stacker door bottom frame height issue

Slab needed a rebate. Better planning during design stage. Nothing can be done now without spending big $$$.

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4 months4 monthschippychippy posted:
TV unit - fixed or adjustable open shelf

That would be your choice. I have no idea what you plan on putting in the spaces so can't tell you one way or the other. Obviously adjustable gives you…

TV unit - fixed or adjustable open shelf
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4 months4 monthsECOECOECOECO posted:
Façade window gaps

Your pics are not clear enough to understand what you have.
The weep holes which must remain open along the sill are clear ib the top left pic only.. Don't…

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4 months4 monthschippychippy posted:
Main door stain color matching to Garage Classic Cedar color

Check out Sikkens products.

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4 months4 monthschippychippy posted:
Main Door spoiled

chippy Hi Chippy any comments and thoughts here please
Personally, it's not the end of the world. Yes it could have been trimmed evenly…

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4 months4 monthsnickmajnickmaj posted:
Main Door spoiled

That would personally bug me big time!

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4 months4 monthsAlthomAlthom posted:
Main Door spoiled

Give it a week and you won't even notice it anymore

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5 months5 monthschippychippy posted:
open bookshelf

builder carpenter suggested 33mm MDF as open shelf and hope it will give a nice look for 1.8m open shelf :-)
If you are happy with a…

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5 months5 monthschippychippy posted:
open bookshelf

There are loads of options but your builder will get a cabinet maker to build it and they will know where to access the materials.
Solid timber will be very expensive…

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5 months5 monthsSaveH2OSaveH2O posted:
rainwater tank pvc or stainless steel

If the submersible pump draws water from the bottom, make sure the plumber places it on a perforated ledge so it doesn't vacuum the tank's floor, sending dirty water to…

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5 months5 monthsSaveH2OSaveH2O posted:
rainwater tank pvc or stainless steel

I doubt very, very much that you would find a 2,000 L stainless steel tank as narrow as a poly Thin Tank.
The poly Thin Tanks are robust, cheaper than…

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5 months5 monthsSaveH2OSaveH2O posted:
rainwater tank pvc or stainless steel

It will be polyethylene (Poly), not Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC).
A 2,000 L colorbond or stainless steel tank 500mm or less wide would be hard to find, but some manufacturers do custom…

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