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what potting compound to use for electrical junction box??

Started by wozzzzza, 15th January 2024 10:34 PM

100mm, 150mm, 80mm, box, breakers, compound, concrete, day, electrical, ground, junction, laid, level, measures, pot, potting, starting, tripping, water, wet

Replies: 10
Views: 2,581

Last Post By:: Last Post: 6th March 2024 04:25 PM; by wozzzzza

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ELECTRICAL

Been to long

Started by bennylaird, 14th October 2013 12:30 PM

80mm, benny, catch, cheers, clocking, easier, ensuite, experts, fall, finally, forum, friday, gudday, job, life, long, loo, lots, mascerator, melb, money, online, pipe, shelves, sit, solved, spend, sunday, tools, walls

Replies: 12
Views: 2,006

Last Post By:: Last Post: 16th October 2013 11:33 AM; by Wongo

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NOTHING AT ALL TO DO WITH RENOVATION

new member intro

Started by flatpick, 28th January 2013 12:45 AM

160mm, 240vac, 24vdc, 80mm, bed, compatable, flatpickd, foriegn, high.anyone, household, ignorant, info, intro, lathe, love, member, micro, motor, pom, run, speed, standing, superior, totally, x75mm

Replies: 6
Views: 1,593

Last Post By:: Last Post: 4th February 2013 10:51 AM; by Needles

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G'day mate - THE WELCOME WAGON -Introduce yourself

About time I learn..

Started by pibram, 6th August 2012 10:41 PM

80mm, better/easier, cheers, circular, door, existing, faced, fear, fit, forever, handyman, hole, hosting, http://bit.ly/rn2dyj, imageshack®, latches, learn, online, peg, photo, picked, round, simply, slot, square, terms, time, track, trick, video

Replies: 10
Views: 1,439

Last Post By:: Last Post: 13th August 2012 11:16 PM; by Christos

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G'day mate - THE WELCOME WAGON -Introduce yourself

How much can I add to a door to widen it?

Started by Reno RSS Feed, 30th July 2010 03:20 AM

405mm, 40mm, 485mm, 520mm, 80mm, 820mm, add, added, amount, bedroom, bifold, brick, door, doors, edge, frame, maximum, meaning, plan, read, recess, recommended, renovateforum.com, reply, separate, thread, total, wide, widen, wider

Replies: 0
Views: 1,812

Last Post By:: Last Post: 30th July 2010 03:20 AM; by Reno RSS Feed

Forum:
DOORS, WINDOWS, ARCHITRAVES & SKIRTS ETC

Shade Sales, Post Diam

Started by Reno RSS Feed, 12th October 2009 12:00 PM

7x4m, 80mm, bob, cheers, diam, diameter, forum, gal, pole, post, posts, read, renovateforum.com, rolleyes, sale, sales, shade, steel, thinking, thread

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Views: 918

Last Post By:: Last Post: 12th October 2009 12:00 PM; by Reno RSS Feed

Forum:
STRUCTURAL RENOVATION, ROOFING, DEMOLITION, etc

Quick DWV-accessory question...

Started by Reno RSS Feed, 1st September 2009 07:00 PM

50mm, 76337, 80mm, attached, attachment, batpig, combination, concentric, dear, dwv-accessory, female-socket, floor-waste, line, offset, photo, pipe, plumberish-types, plumbers, question, quick, read, reducer, renovateforum.com, run, someones, straight, thread, thumbnails, wondering, words

Replies: 0
Views: 1,342

Last Post By:: Last Post: 1st September 2009 07:00 PM; by Reno RSS Feed

Forum:
PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL, HEATING, COOLING, etc

Only room for 80mm gutter???

Started by Reno RSS Feed, 2nd August 2009 11:20 AM

150mm, 80mm, 90mm, account, alternatives, animal, attached, cut, door, fascia, finished, gutter, half, head, legalities, max, pipe, plans, play, quandry, rain, read, recommendations, renovateforum.com, roof, sizes, slope, thread, thumbnails, timber

Replies: 0
Views: 1,458

Last Post By:: Last Post: 2nd August 2009 11:20 AM; by Reno RSS Feed

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PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL, HEATING, COOLING, etc

concrete sump

Started by Reno RSS Feed, 24th February 2009 08:20 AM

100mm, 80mm, add, additive, change, concrete, concretor, default, expensive, hard, idea, increase, listening, nuts, pre-mix, read, reasons, renovateforum.com, simply, site, stuff, sump, thinking, thread, video, water, workability, www.concrete.net.au

Replies: 0
Views: 1,295

Last Post By:: Last Post: 24th February 2009 08:20 AM; by Reno RSS Feed

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STRUCTURAL RENOVATION, ROOFING, DEMOLITION, etc

No space for shower trap with new grate

Started by Reno RSS Feed, 1st February 2009 07:20 AM

80mm, connections, connector, control, fall, flange, floor, gday, grate, height, larger, leak, outlet, pipe, pipes, plumb, read, reducer, renovateforum.com, s-trap, shower, space, straight, suggestions, tempted, thread, tiles, trap, waste, waterproof

Replies: 0
Views: 3,035

Last Post By:: Last Post: 1st February 2009 07:20 AM; by Reno RSS Feed

Forum:
PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL, HEATING, COOLING, etc

tiling over deck

Started by Reno RSS Feed, 19th January 2009 07:50 PM

300, 450mm, 80mm, advance, advice, aim, biggest, correct, deck, hardwood, joists, membrane, movement, outdoor, overexisting, pieces, prevent, read, renovateforum.com, roughly, spacing, thickness, thread, tiling, top, waterproof

Replies: 0
Views: 1,468

Last Post By:: Last Post: 19th January 2009 07:50 PM; by Reno RSS Feed

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RENOVATE FORUM RSS FEED

outdoor tiling

Started by Reno RSS Feed, 19th January 2009 06:00 PM

Replies: 0
Views: 941

Last Post By:: Last Post: 19th January 2009 06:00 PM; by Reno RSS Feed

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RENOVATE FORUM RSS FEED

Plumbing- Shower Drain Help with Pics

Started by ubeaut, 16th November 2008 07:10 AM

/leak, 125mm, 80mm, appreciated, attached, avoid, blank, clay, comm, complicated, control, copper, crome, drain, flange, inside, mech, pipe, plumber, plumbers, plumbing, puddle, smae, square, staying, straight, thier, thumbnails, tiles, vanity

Replies: 0
Views: 1,797

Last Post By:: Last Post: 16th November 2008 07:10 AM; by ubeaut

Forum:
PLUMBING

New low level deck project

Started by ubeaut, 16th November 2008 07:03 AM

10g, 12g, 4.8, 600mm, 65mm, 80mm, approx, attached, board, border, brick, concrete, deck, design.pdf, doorway, drive, dynabolts, files, fixing, joists, level, low, perimeter, resessed, screws, span, square, start, type, wall

Replies: 0
Views: 1,852

Last Post By:: Last Post: 16th November 2008 07:03 AM; by ubeaut

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RENOVATE FORUM RSS FEED

Costs of supply & install blackbutt timber floorboards

Started by ubeaut, 16th November 2008 07:03 AM

$120, $60, 80mm, add, appreciated, blackbutt, carpet, contractors, delivery, due, estimating, existing, expecting, finishing, floorboards, install, installation, issues, polishing, quotes, realise, recommendations, sanding, solid, specifics, supply, timber, total, tradespeople, unreasonable

Replies: 0
Views: 2,643

Last Post By:: Last Post: 16th November 2008 07:03 AM; by ubeaut

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RENOVATE FORUM RSS FEED

space between cables in balustrade

Started by ubeaut, 16th November 2008 07:03 AM

1.3, 125, 80mm, advice, balustrade, building, cable, cables, close, code, deck, differing, ground, horizontally, minimum, person, posts, relevant, requires, run, running, space, stainless, steel, timber, verandah, wooden

Replies: 0
Views: 1,480

Last Post By:: Last Post: 16th November 2008 07:03 AM; by ubeaut

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RENOVATE FORUM RSS FEED

Fixing large hole in plaster

Started by ubeaut, 16th November 2008 06:50 AM

160mm, 80mm, advice, direct, electric, electrical, explains, fixed, fixing, frame, googled, hole, left, lot, pictures, plaster, prefer, repair, shutter, sicne, site, sites, switch, tackle, time, window

Replies: 0
Views: 1,438

Last Post By:: Last Post: 16th November 2008 06:50 AM; by ubeaut

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RENOVATE FORUM RSS FEED

The big B

Started by Grahame Collins, 25th October 2008 10:03 AM

80mm, big, bonus, car, commitment, customer, customers, easily, feel, grahame, granted, gurus, guy, hardware, knowledge, local, marketing, park, pos, purchases, rant, return, sells, shop, sliding, space, surely, tube, understand, week

Replies: 1
Views: 1,053

Last Post By:: Last Post: 25th October 2008 10:10 AM; by Pheonix

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NOTHING AT ALL TO DO WITH RENOVATION

80mm Octagonal Waste Grate

Started by pauliegorby, 28th April 2008 07:51 PM

80mm, accuracy, angle, blade, breaking, close, cutting, diamond, dremel, floor, grate, grinder, hard, hole, kindest, laundry, lold, octagonal, original, pauliegorby, play, replicate, retiling, rough, running, tile, tiler, tiles, waste, wheel

Replies: 2
Views: 1,458

Last Post By:: Last Post: 28th April 2008 08:13 PM; by Toyboy

Forum:
PAINTING, PLASTERING, TILING, DECORATING, etc.

Minimum ground clearance

Started by spanky, 30th March 2008 06:14 PM

50mm, 80mm, base, building, clearance, concrete, council, courtyard, deck, deep, depend, dig, door, drop, drops, ground, guideline, house, idea, local, mark, minimum, realise, required/recommended, slopes, strip, thick, thinking, ventilation, yard

Replies: 4
Views: 3,405

Last Post By:: Last Post: 27th April 2008 01:32 PM; by spanky

Forum:
SUB FLOORING

Ikea Headache

Started by gregt, 10th July 2007 11:25 AM

2 Pages •: 1 2

80mm, bolt, bottom, cabinet, cabinets, cut, edge, edged, greg, headache, heap, ikea, inside, insurance, internal, kitchen, melamine, moulding, overlook, screw, secure, sense, simple, spots, stud, thread, top, wall, wide, width

Replies: 21
Views: 11,991

Last Post By:: Last Post: 22nd March 2008 01:07 AM; by jow104

Forum:
KITCHENS, BATHROOMS, THEATRES, etc

query re small channel and grate

Started by doug1, 9th March 2008 09:03 PM

80mm, changed, channel, doug, drain, grate, guys, material, preferred, pvc, query, small, space, usa, wide

Replies: 4
Views: 1,283

Last Post By:: Last Post: 10th March 2008 10:24 PM; by echnidna

Forum:
LANDSCAPING, GARDENING, OUTDOORS

finishing new blackbutt flooring

Started by Rosies_walk, 16th December 2007 01:22 PM

80mm, advice, bedrooms-, blackbutt, decided, finish, finishing, flooring, hallway, laid, living, nailed, renovation, secret, seeking

Replies: 1
Views: 3,579

Last Post By:: Last Post: 17th December 2007 02:24 PM; by Ashwood

Forum:
FLOORING

80mm sewer pipe

Started by kazrod, 30th November 2007 03:36 PM

100mm, 80mm, advance, angle, computer, concerned, double, dual, floor/ceiling, flush, flushing, hangers, hope, house, illiterate, litre, metal, move, pipe, post, question, replace, running, sewer, soul, story, thread, toilet, trouble, undo

Replies: 4
Views: 3,089

Last Post By:: Last Post: 1st December 2007 05:51 AM; by wonderplumb

Forum:
PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL, HEATING, COOLING, etc

Timber floor got wet

Started by OBBob, 7th November 2007 07:56 AM

2 Pages •: 1 2

1mm, 80mm, attached, boards, direction, doors, driving, edge, floor, glued, happend, issue, karri, lot, nailed, obvious, pics, raised, reality, sand, secret, shines, sun, timber, tongue, unusual, water, wet, worse, yellow

Replies: 16
Views: 5,571

Last Post By:: Last Post: 8th November 2007 08:26 AM; by OBBob

Forum:
FLOORING

Deck over Pavers or Bare Earth

Started by srohara, 8th September 2007 08:35 PM

400mm, 450mm, 60mm, 80mm, bare, bearers, building, clearance, decide, deck, deep, earth, excavate, existing, extra, footing, issue, joists, lowest, maximum, minimum, moisture, pavers, remove, retain, retaining, timber, wall, wondering, wood

Replies: 2
Views: 6,343

Last Post By:: Last Post: 10th September 2007 08:24 PM; by srohara

Forum:
DECKING

Preventing Wood Rot in Joists (Decking)

Started by srohara, 5th September 2007 06:49 PM

400mm, 80mm, bearers, building, built, clearance, deck, decking, exposed, fairly, hanging, height, joist, joists, limit, maximum, minimum, preventing, products, rain, rays, recoat, rot, sunlight, timber, time, treat, uncovered, underside, wood

Replies: 4
Views: 7,128

Last Post By:: Last Post: 8th September 2007 04:36 PM; by srohara

Forum:
DECKING

Laying Floorboards?

Started by Art Martin, 21st May 2007 01:06 PM

80mm, advice, apologise, comfortable, confuse, deal, didn’t, directly, discussed, feasible, feel, floorboards, function, grand, idea, information, laying, length, lot, mind, past, pretty, professional, question, saving, search, stuff, suck, timber, worth

Replies: 12
Views: 6,058

Last Post By:: Last Post: 27th May 2007 03:52 PM; by seriph1

Forum:
FLOORING

deck with no clearance over concrete slab

Started by gsouth, 5th March 2007 10:12 PM

800mm, 80mm, bearer/joist, change, clearance, concrete, construction, deck, directly, existing, explain, explanation, extending, final, finished, flush, j=joist, joist, minute, patio, piece, plan, reviewing, rough, section, sit, slab, std, teh, underneath

Replies: 7
Views: 8,184

Last Post By:: Last Post: 17th March 2007 05:50 PM; by UteMad

Forum:
DECKING

Fixing flooring to steel joists

Started by namtrak, 26th November 2006 11:05 AM

Replies: 5
Views: 5,288

Last Post By:: Last Post: 29th November 2006 11:22 PM; by joe greiner

Forum:
FLOORING

Smarttile installation

Started by danger005, 28th August 2006 09:41 AM

100mm, 75mm, 80mm, bottom, connect, drains, drop, flange, ground, house, install, installation, middle, mortar, piece, pipe, pipes, reasonable, reckon, seeps, sleeve, smart, smarttile, solution, sounds, stumps, suspended, tile, tiles, water

Replies: 1
Views: 3,498

Last Post By:: Last Post: 28th August 2006 09:22 PM; by Tools

Forum:
KITCHENS, BATHROOMS, THEATRES, etc

Timber Flooring Options, on top or rip it?

Started by Theva, 22nd June 2004 10:39 AM

3 Pages •: 1 2 3

130mm, 19mm, 80mm, advance, appearance, boards, comments, doors, existing, expect, experts, flooring, house, install, nailing, observing, options, original, pine, questions, remove, rethink, rip, secret, skirting, theva, thread, timber, top, wise

Replies: 32
Views: 8,822

Last Post By:: Last Post: 31st July 2006 01:26 AM; by HJ0

Forum:
FLOORING

adhesive for timber flooring on yellowtongue

Started by jlamplough, 14th April 2005 09:33 AM

2 Pages •: 1 2

18mm, 80mm, adhesive, advice, apply, bastik, board, bostik, difference, flooring, forum, glueing, h/w, including, jeremy, joists, laying, liquid, nailing, nails, planning, prefer, recommend, secret, timber, trowel, ultrastick, wide, wiggle, yellowtongue

Replies: 29
Views: 4,963

Last Post By:: Last Post: 17th October 2005 04:21 PM; by Moo73

Forum:
FLOORING

Factoring in a slope in Flooring

Started by vGolfer, 26th September 2005 09:18 AM

11.5m, 130mm, 16m, 35mm, 4.5m, 80mm, acceptable, advance, boards, distance, factoring, floorboards, flooring, front, halls, hallway, installed, larger, living, metres, narrower, noticeable, people, question, slab, slope, subfloor, told, type, width

Replies: 12
Views: 2,364

Last Post By:: Last Post: 27th September 2005 09:06 PM; by elphingirl

Forum:
FLOORING

Mortise & Tenon proportions

Started by ptrott, 9th May 2005 10:29 PM

2 Pages •: 1 2

19mm, 80mm, appreciated, dar, door, flyscreen, framed, imagine, jarrah, joint, joints, mighty, mortise, mortises, phill, practical, proportions, strongest, style, suggestions, tenon, tenons, thin, wide, wood, wooden

Replies: 21
Views: 4,994

Last Post By:: Last Post: 18th May 2005 11:06 PM; by ptrott

Forum:
DOORS, WINDOWS, ARCHITRAVES & SKIRTS ETC

Questions about replacing timber floor

Started by Hybrid, 4th April 2005 09:04 PM

80mm, australiana, beech, boards, carpenter, current, decided, existing, factor, floor, flooring, follow, grade, imperfections, install, laid, lastly;, lay, method, metre, mob, questions, reasonable, recommended, replacing, sound, spots, straight, supply, timber

Replies: 7
Views: 7,610

Last Post By:: Last Post: 5th April 2005 09:57 AM; by jimc

Forum:
FLOORING

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what potting compound to use for electrical junction box??

Been to long

new member intro

About time I learn..

How much can I add to a door to widen it?

Shade Sales, Post Diam

Quick DWV-accessory question...

Only room for 80mm gutter???

concrete sump

No space for shower trap with new grate

tiling over deck

outdoor tiling

Plumbing- Shower Drain Help with Pics

New low level deck project

Costs of supply & install blackbutt timber floorboards

space between cables in balustrade

Fixing large hole in plaster

The big B

80mm Octagonal Waste Grate

Minimum ground clearance

Ikea Headache

query re small channel and grate

finishing new blackbutt flooring

80mm sewer pipe

Timber floor got wet

Deck over Pavers or Bare Earth

Preventing Wood Rot in Joists (Decking)

Laying Floorboards?

deck with no clearance over concrete slab

Fixing flooring to steel joists

Smarttile installation

Timber Flooring Options, on top or rip it?

adhesive for timber flooring on yellowtongue

Factoring in a slope in Flooring

Mortise & Tenon proportions

Questions about replacing timber floor