Introduction
Time to replace the double hinged driveway gates with a single sliding gate. Why? For both practical reasons and convenience.
The …
Bit of a do up
The house had been badly neglected and nobody had been living in it for a number of months. The lawns were overgrown and the gardens filled with weeds. The hedges were patchy in places and overgrown in other places. Un-permitted structures were attached to the building. Yep, a real do up.
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Introduction, positioning and post holes
Introduction.
In this project the measurements are given in both metric (mm) and imperial (inches). The …
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Introduction and Plan
Child-proof maybe a bit too strong of a term to use for this gate as there will always be some kid who will figure out how to …
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Making the formwork profile
Introduction
When the concrete gate posts were first made we didn't give too much thought as to what sort of cap would …
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Introduction - Floor plan
This article explains how a temporary floor was made for a galvanized steel shed.
We emphasize 'temporary' because the …
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The glass in the entry door was cracked and the frame pretty worse for wear, so it was really time for a new door.
The old door was a common size …
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Preparation, holes dug and posts concrete in
We already had a hedge around the property boundary but still needed a fence to make a safe enclosure …
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The supporting branch or beam
Introduction
This is more or less your traditional basic rope swing, which might be seen hanging from the branch of a …
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Introduction, digging the hole and the plan drawing
Introduction
Not only does a concrete gate post look good and have a bit of a stately feel about …
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