Hardieglaze tile sheets – yep, good product. Be careful when cutting the sheets, sharp tools are the go. We use lami knife, guide and power saw.

Give some clearance round the sheet edge and use maxbond or similar to adhere to the studs. When installing fixtures n fittings over the sheet pre-drill all holes.

Hope this helps

Mallowe

Hi Misty,

We deal with this on sites regularly, me is a builder.
When you submit your BA, it will show how many plumbing points, usually min of 5. From there the council decide on the septic trench requirement. Minimum lengths, setbacks etc.

You need to have percolation tests, soil reports done to show the strata type for the site. This then…[Read more]

Hiya,

Would also like to extend to all other budding/enthusiastic renovators that would like some pointers/advise, an invite to come and view first hand what goes on at the job site.

Drop us a line and come on in, there’s plenty to learn. I am still learning and have been doing this for a while.

Regards

Mallowe

soultattoo,

Your very welcome to come and see one (even break a few nails) if you like. Am doing a major at the moment, so come and experience it first hand. Give you plenty of ideas.
We’re on the North coast.

Regards

Mallowe

Hi Property Passion

Cement sheeting

villaboard – 6.57/m2
blueboard – 9.22/m2
hardiflex – 4.20/m2

The sheets are sold in various lenghts up to 3600. Widths of 900 & 1200. All depending on which sheet your using.

There sold at the local builders yards.

Render/ texture coating – all depends on the surface prep and application/finish reqiured -…[Read more]

Thanks Richard

Understand all of the said. No contact with the one Kevin Scambler today to discuss.

We use call options for our aquisitions and as a service to our sellers that we negotiate, we do require to shorten the paperwork without compromising the deal.

To date, the deeds we have are far to lengthy (30-50 pages) and I know that we can…[Read more]

Thank you Glen.

Shall call him tomorrow, may even drop in seeing as though we’re all on the coast.

Regards

Mallowe