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Any ideas how this could work structurally?

Started by Reno RSS Feed, 9th March 2013 12:30 AM

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Last Post By:: Last Post: 9th March 2013 12:30 AM; by Reno RSS Feed

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STRUCTURAL RENOVATION, ROOFING, DEMOLITION, etc

Trouble with the missus

Started by Reno RSS Feed, 19th February 2013 08:40 PM

close, convince, expensive, found, god, hear, houses, issues, live, love, mission, missus, moments, months, perfect, project, qlder, rant, read, renovateforum.com, sake, school, similar, structurally, stubborn, suburb, thread, transport, woman, zone

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Last Post By:: Last Post: 19th February 2013 08:40 PM; by Reno RSS Feed

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GENERAL ODDS N SODS

Newbee Restoration 101

Started by nickmm22, 10th October 2012 03:55 PM

101, 236289236291236288236290, advice, books, bunch, classes, course/documentation, direction, filing, follow, furniture, gday, home, item, job, line, newbee, pictures, product, project, restoration, restore, segment, sign, sound, specific, structurally, time, tray, wooden

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Views: 1,550

Last Post By:: Last Post: 29th October 2012 02:56 PM; by Lawry01

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RESTORATION

Tassie oak desk resto

Started by Crick60, 2nd May 2012 08:38 PM

10mm, age, apologise, approach, centre, choice, compressed, considered, desk, dimensions, external, inlay, leather, marine, nice, oak, piece, ply, question, replace, replacing, resto, strong, structurally, tassie, thick, thumbs, timber, top, trade

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Last Post By:: Last Post: 17th May 2012 08:40 AM; by Arron

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RESTORATION

steel or laminated timber beam?

Started by Reno RSS Feed, 18th November 2010 05:10 PM

240mm, 45mm, additional, beam, beams, builder, cheaper, deep, door, install, installed, labour, laminated, louvres, nailed, opt, option, panel, posts, questions, read, renovateforum.com, requiring, steel, structurally, suggested, support, thick, thread, timber

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Last Post By:: Last Post: 18th November 2010 05:10 PM; by Reno RSS Feed

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STRUCTURAL RENOVATION, ROOFING, DEMOLITION, etc

Help

Started by 0417bernie01, 2nd August 2010 10:04 PM

accident, australian, brought, cedar, cleaning, dresser, dressing, dull, excellent, finish, finished, forward, item, left, looked, marks, metho, novic, remained, shellack, spellingc, spilled, strick, structurally, table, terrible, thankyou, top, wipe

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Views: 1,587

Last Post By:: Last Post: 3rd August 2010 09:01 PM; by 0417bernie01

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RESTORATION

Adding Joists/Studs to existing wall

Started by Reno RSS Feed, 29th December 2009 08:10 PM

3.5m, alongside, attached, bearing, bottom, breast, bricks, ceiling, chimney, existing, floor, form, guys, happy, joists, load, middle, pic, plate, read, section, stood, structurally, stud, studs, thread, thumbnails, view, wall, wide

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Last Post By:: Last Post: 29th December 2009 08:10 PM; by Reno RSS Feed

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STRUCTURAL RENOVATION, ROOFING, DEMOLITION, etc

Attaching top plate to flooring?

Started by Reno RSS Feed, 23rd October 2009 10:10 PM

attach, build, building, completed, directly, external, fix, floor, flooring, framing, frank, hope, house, internal, joists, makes, parallel, plate, question, read, renovateforum.com, runs, sense, sound, structurally, struggling, thread, top, underneath, walls

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Views: 1,314

Last Post By:: Last Post: 23rd October 2009 10:10 PM; by Reno RSS Feed

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STRUCTURAL RENOVATION, ROOFING, DEMOLITION, etc

hyjoist for subfloor

Started by Reno RSS Feed, 29th September 2009 05:20 PM

1.2m, 1.5m, 10m, 440mm, bearers, beneath, concrete, edge, flooring, hardwood, hyjoist, intervals, labour, length, option, read, reduce, renovateforum.com, required, running, sheet, slab, slope, space, spanning, structurally, stumps, subfloor, thread, usual

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Views: 1,826

Last Post By:: Last Post: 29th September 2009 05:20 PM; by Reno RSS Feed

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FLOORING

hyjoist for subfloor

Started by Reno RSS Feed, 27th September 2009 08:20 PM

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Last Post By:: Last Post: 27th September 2009 08:20 PM; by Reno RSS Feed

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FLOORING

Quick question: Gouge in Floor

Started by Reno RSS Feed, 18th August 2009 09:50 PM

advice, dan, entire, fill, floor, glue, glue/liquid, gluing, gouge, hanging, heap, issue, minor, nails, options, piece, putty, question, quick, read, remaining, remove, renovateforum.com, repair, solution, sound, spots, structurally, thread, wood

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Views: 1,438

Last Post By:: Last Post: 18th August 2009 09:50 PM; by Reno RSS Feed

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FLOORING

Extension - Joined or seperate

Started by Reno RSS Feed, 14th March 2009 01:40 PM

100%, 60.4, 60.7, 90deg, attachment, basically, bearers, bit, brick, concerned, current, design, drawings, extension, floorplan, gable, house, join, joined, margate, original, piers, roof, roof/roofs, run, screwing, seperate, slightly, stepup, structurally

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Views: 1,281

Last Post By:: Last Post: 14th March 2009 01:40 PM; by Reno RSS Feed

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STRUCTURAL RENOVATION, ROOFING, DEMOLITION, etc

How to replace a wooden subfloor without taking the walls down?!

Started by TCX, 9th May 2008 03:20 PM

accepted, advice, assume, assuming, attach, board, boards, duplicate, existing, floors, homes, i.e, joist, joists, n-s, practice, replace, replacing, run, sense, shelf, sit, sound, structurally, stumps, subfloor, supports, taking, walls, wooden

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Last Post By:: Last Post: 9th May 2008 04:09 PM; by SilentButDeadly

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FLOORING

New house, new deck

Started by Afro Boy, 3rd February 2008 10:21 AM

attached, awful, cheers, concrete, deck, decking, empty, extend, finish, folks, house, ideas, ideas/links/pics, joist, keen, lead, level, peoples, pic, planning, post, proper, purchasing, reluctant, remove, rest, safe, structurally, win, yard

Replies: 7
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Last Post By:: Last Post: 3rd March 2008 09:21 AM; by Afro Boy

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DECKING

What do you call this?

Started by test123456, 26th November 2007 12:42 PM

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1880, based, build, building, call, check, cheers, correct, cracks, fixed, health, house, knocked, notice, outer, perform, purchase, replaced, replies, sound, structurally, surveyor, term, thingy, time, told, tradesmen, wall, wife, worry

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Last Post By:: Last Post: 26th November 2007 09:20 PM; by test123456

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DOORS, WINDOWS, ARCHITRAVES & SKIRTS ETC

Converting window into a door

Started by minvec, 17th December 2006 08:00 PM

advance, bi-fold, bricks, convert, converting, current, decking, door, doors, double, height, knock, knocked, leading, question, rows, rumpus, safe, standard, structurally, wide, window, windows, ~3.8m

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Last Post By:: Last Post: 3rd October 2007 11:32 AM; by GMC

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STRUCTURAL RENOVATION, ROOFING, DEMOLITION, etc

The pier that drank too much

Started by Programmer, 24th May 2006 01:17 AM

appears, base, brick, builder, bung, cal, cheers, cosmetic, digging, drank, effort, engineer, falling, foundation, gather, house, i.e, leaning, pier, re-doing, rebuilding, removed/replaced, sort, structurally, stumpies, time, water, worried, worse, worth

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Last Post By:: Last Post: 25th May 2006 12:21 AM; by Programmer

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STRUCTURAL RENOVATION, ROOFING, DEMOLITION, etc

Pa's furniture

Started by jimmyjames, 28th January 2004 04:39 PM

ago, cabinet, carcasses, day, doing-, finish, furniture, grandfather, grandson, information, laquer, maker, milkwash, mine, newbie, original, panels, pas, pieces, restoring, sand, sound, strip, structurally, surface, told, unlike, vaneer

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Last Post By:: Last Post: 2nd February 2004 02:38 PM; by ozwinner

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FINISHING

Weatherboard painting

Started by ialvin, 22nd December 2002 10:32 PM

2002.], board, boards, boards.that, build, december, edited, finish, house, ialvin, inspecting, late, left, low, matter, message, months.after, painting, repaint, sanding, smooth, sound, spots, structurally, surface, uneven, weather, weatherboard, [this

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Last Post By:: Last Post: 30th December 2002 11:18 PM; by soundman

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PAINTING

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Any ideas how this could work structurally?

Trouble with the missus

Newbee Restoration 101

Tassie oak desk resto

steel or laminated timber beam?

Help

Adding Joists/Studs to existing wall

Attaching top plate to flooring?

hyjoist for subfloor

hyjoist for subfloor

Quick question: Gouge in Floor

Extension - Joined or seperate

How to replace a wooden subfloor without taking the walls down?!

New house, new deck

What do you call this?

Converting window into a door

The pier that drank too much

Pa's furniture

Weatherboard painting