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24th January 2008, 05:36 PM
Thread: Joint Preparation for Blueboard wall
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Thanks for the links Bloss!
Thanks for the links Bloss!
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24th January 2008, 05:34 PM
Thread: Joint Preparation for Blueboard wall
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haha..well..either have I! I have decided to...
haha..well..either have I!
I have decided to use MacPatch Coarse though to patch the joints, and over coat that with MacTexture Trowel on, which comes as a coloured finish. This is one of the... -
14th January 2008, 07:31 PM
Thread: Joint Preparation for Blueboard wall
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Looks great doogs. Any pics you could send while...
Looks great doogs. Any pics you could send while your doing the job would be appeciated.
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14th January 2008, 12:56 PM
Thread: Joint Preparation for Blueboard wall
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Thanks Doogie. I haven't heard of bitumen being...
Thanks Doogie. I haven't heard of bitumen being used as render before, but the flexiblity and waterproofing qualities makes it seem like your onto a good system.
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13th January 2008, 01:18 AM
Thread: Joint Preparation for Blueboard wall
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Joint Preparation for Blueboard wall
I've just constructed a 4.8m X 2.4m wall frame for an outdoor feature wall out of treated pine. I'm thinking of attaching blueboard to the frame, but doing my research on this forum, I hear that its...
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8th January 2008, 01:21 PM
Thread: Stain or Oil for Treated Pine Deck?
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New Deck Photos
OK...attached are some pics of my new deck:
IMG_5486.jpg - Is a daylight shot of my completed deck (still lots of cleaning, brickwork and landscaping to do)
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7th January 2008, 06:28 PM
Thread: Stain or Oil for Treated Pine Deck?
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OK..i'll do a quick rundown of costs. As i said,...
OK..i'll do a quick rundown of costs. As i said, i scrounged like nothing else and was pretty fortunate with a few buys.
Escavations = $350
90X90 Treated Pine posts and 35sq metres of Used... -
6th January 2008, 02:59 PM
Thread: Stain or Oil for Treated Pine Deck?
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Gotchyas. Thanks guys. Geez this decking stuff...
Gotchyas. Thanks guys. Geez this decking stuff can be time consuming...i can see why people pay out big bucks in labour costs. I've had fun doing this deck though, and its come up great for my first...
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5th January 2008, 02:28 PM
Thread: Stain or Oil for Treated Pine Deck?
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Thanks Bob. I've ended up going for a Feast...
Thanks Bob. I've ended up going for a Feast Watson Merbau Stain. I've just put down one coat and it looks OK. The only problem is that the sides of each decking board are still unstained, and are the...
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2nd January 2008, 10:55 PM
Thread: Stain or Oil for Treated Pine Deck?
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Stain or Oil for Treated Pine Deck?
I'm ready to stain my new deck and i'd like e to get a merbau-like stain colour onto the treated pine to finish it off.
My deck is fairly exposed to the elements, so i want to get something that... -
26th December 2007, 11:50 PM
Thread: Screw Nails for Treated Pine deck
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Thanks guys. I musta forgot to times my...
Thanks guys. I musta forgot to times my calculations by 2.
I ended up getting 7kg of loose domehead 65mm Titadeck's from Mitre 10. They matched the price bunnings were sellling there comparitive... -
25th December 2007, 12:44 AM
Thread: Screw Nails for Treated Pine deck
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Screw Nails for Treated Pine deck
I've got my Treated Pine sub-frame together for my deck, and now need to buy some budget fasteners for 19mm/90mm Treated Pine decking.
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17th December 2007, 06:48 PM
Thread: Decking above or below concrete step?
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Thanks again Ray. Thankfully, it wasn't attached...
Thanks again Ray. Thankfully, it wasn't attached to the slab and i was able to pull it out from the wall as you described. Its all smashed up now and i'm ready to rock with the decking sub-floor. ...
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13th December 2007, 11:10 AM
Thread: Decking above or below concrete step?
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Thanks Ray and Adam. There is no visible join...
Thanks Ray and Adam.
There is no visible join line in the slab/step (unless its under the door frame.). So i'm assuming its part of the concrete slab. The textures of the concrete inside and on... -
12th December 2007, 01:37 PM
Thread: Decking above or below concrete step?
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Decking above or below concrete step?
I'm building a deck in my courtyard which has a concrete entry step extruding into it at the level of the concrete slab the house is sitting on.
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12th December 2007, 11:49 AM
Thread: Bearers for Ground Level Deck
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Thanks Adam!
Thanks Adam!
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6th December 2007, 06:31 PM
Thread: Bearers for Ground Level Deck
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Bearers for Ground Level Deck
I have 70X70 treated pine lengths that i'm considering using for bearers for a ground level deck. Can i get away with using them for the bearers and 90X45's for the joists. Or would 70X70 be way too...