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The easiest way to tell if it is cedar is to cut it and smell the fresh cut. If you have ever been in a sauna you will be familiar with the smell. Hope that helps

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Reeds always down :2tsup:

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No probs we always have them in stock :D

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Hey Waldo, I didnt know you bought your deck from us. I bet it came up a fantastic, the 140mm stuff is excellent. Next time your in make sure you introduce yourself. :2tsup:

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Love the bench, great work :2tsup:

Great workshop, love the cabinets :2tsup:

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Nice job, keep up the good work :2tsup:

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Im a carpenter and I never go over 1300mm spacings between bearers and 450 centers on joists, When we sell a deck, we suggest that if you put our joist at 300 centers you will find you will have...

We line stairs with 19mm solid T&G flooring all the time, it is a cost effective way to get a great result that matches the floor exactly. Make sure they create a bullnose for the front of the step....

Hardwood comes in treated too :D

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The price will be determined by the level of quality of the timber you choose. My first choice would always be solid timber over the 12mm ply.

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Good mate, Ive been at the one in Melbourne this week and next week with the guys from America. Did you submit your report yet? I havent. I spoke to Dave down here it sounds like a few didnt pass...

Go with the 12mm ply with a moisture barrier then glue and secret nail the boards over the top. Fix the ply with fast drives, about 30 per sheet

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Do yourself a favour and dont STAIN the boards a dark brown, it will drive you insane, you will never keep it clean. When the boards move (and they will) you will see white lines in between the...

It was good chating with you there Trevor, I give you a call next time im up your way, I wouldnt mind visiting your mill

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You should be able to find the same boards at a local demo yard. Just cut out the holed boards and replace them

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You can also run seal and flex along the underside of the floor beside the joist. If you can get it inbetween the floor and the joist even beter. And do what Trevor said its good advice

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Buy new ones from a specialist from a top mill and sell the other ones youllbe glad you did

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Hi David if you deside to screw it back down we have the 50mm stainless square drive screws in stock. I would refer you to someone closer to you but Im not sure who has them where you are. Anyway...

You should be able to source Jarrah or karri in Adelaide, both would be a better option. :D

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You pick up a floor lifting tool from Rite Way Hire in Sussex St Coburg

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Excellent post Dusty, just add to it once you defuse the light with curtains and furniture the cobweb effect will diminish and as stated after a while they will be almost invisible. Timber floors are...

I would check the durability class on the timber you are looking at. I wouldnt use anything under class 2

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Hi we have kiln dried, stain free 90mm merbau for $3.80lm in random lengths or set lengths to 5.7 for $4.30lm or 140 x 19 for $6.85lm at the moment. Please feel free to contact us on 1300 85 50 31 If...

Great advice with the Spotty and Ironbark, you may also want to have a look at grey box aswell :U

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You can probably get a handyman from a local paper or hire a tile lifter from Kennards, It will save your back and a heap of time and money. All the best

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Hi if you are looking for a solution or would like to explore your options. Please visit our Coburg showroom it is open 7 days a week and we have it all on display and can explain the pros and cons...

Pull up the old boards, level and replace any rotten or damaged joists, then lay yellow or red tongue before laying the new boards. :2tsup:

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Go with the Boral Silkwood it is an excellent floor. There a large range of Australian species in two grades. For a local suppliier visit the boral timber website there is section for locating a...

Very impressive piece, I would love to see some more pics if you have them :2tsup:

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Great Job Donna, Where do I place order for mine. :2tsup:

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www.connollys.com.au

Go to a equipment hire company and get a floor lifting tool to take up the deck. It will lift a couple at a time and reduce the chance of damage and olso a lot easier on your back.

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Hi mate. we have them in stock, in boxes of 500 or a 1000. The ones we stock have a slightly larger head than the powers ones. We are open 7 days a week, so if we can help, we are at 148 Gaffney St...

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There are many timbers you could use but if you want a visually striking timber that is hard and wont bleed everywhere. Have a look at spotted gum, the three main sizes are 65 x 19, 86 x 19 and 136 x...

Hi Shippers,
We sell mountains of Karri if your anywhere near Coburg bring a piece in to the store and we can determine if it is or isnt. We are at 148 Gaffney St.

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HI Bud,
We sell them and for less than the others. We have plenty in stock from 1mm to 10mm.
We are at 148 Gaffney St Coburg or call 1300 85 50 31 and ask for Craig

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You should check out your local species like Karri it is a hard timber, with great variation in color and not to dark that it will show all the dust. It polishes up well and because it is a local...

Hi Al,
Kiln Dried is always better, it will cost you a little more on average but it is worth it. We carry kiln dried for that reason, it is clean from end to end, it is always stored indoors so...

Hi Bud,
You have quite a good selection of timbers to choose from. A couple of excellent timbers are Spotted Gum and Swan River Red both have great color and will last very well. The key to getting...

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If you are able to bring a small piece to me at Connollys Timber & Flooring I will do my best to find you what you need to complete your project.
We are at 148 Gaffney St Coburg. My name...

As I was reading down the page, my first thought was for you to run it into wide boards, there is a large demand for those currently, many people are wanting the wide boards and to stain them to dark...

The Epoxy is will give you by far the best result and the finish will be dead flat. We use it on every floor with fantastic results. If you have any trouble sourcing it we are a stockist of the West...

Hi Wagits, Sounds like you have a real moisture problem. If the slab was sealed correctly that shouldn't be happening. So the contractor has either not used the right product or not applied it...

Hi Strawsy, I can give the details of a couple of stumpers. If you would like some numbers please visit my site for contact details and give me a call, I would be more than happy to help. Cheers...

Hi Dan, try washing both the deck and the render with feast watson deck wash it may help remove the staining. Then coat it with a high quality deck oil either the Feast Watson or Sikens....