Weekend projects

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Far from a builder Nicco Mate, and struggling on a little screen to see properly, slider doors?
In my nuffy experience, my double shed sliders, wide open side have nearly taken out half of the hills when winds got out of control. Closed ‘deep’ concrete dropbolts definitely saved the days in storms and user rules of either open full and or closed are needed.
Go crazy and add a shipload of extra slider guides for say 1/4 - 1/2 - 3/4 open to secure the flappy bottom.
I suspect bracing diagonally would be needed more than ever as my kit bought many years ago does have Brother


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[rusty_nail]

Thanks guys, I figured the sheets will be sufficient but always better to ask the qualified professionals lol

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Far from a builder Nicco Mate, and struggling on a little screen to see properly, slider doors?
In my nuffy experience, my double shed sliders, wide open side have nearly taken out half of the hills when winds got out of control. Closed ‘deep’ concrete dropbolts definitely saved the days in storms and user rules of either open full and or closed are needed.
Go crazy and add a shipload of extra slider guides for say 1/4 - 1/2 - 3/4 open to secure the flappy bottom.
I suspect bracing diagonally would be needed more than ever as my kit bought many years ago does have Brother


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Hey mate, it's one slider door, 2600w. I am yet to install a lower slider track, I need to grab some from work. The top track is from an industrial castor manufacturer in Clayton, they had some good gear there, and it was bloody well priced. Unfortunately they didn't have the guides so I'm going to install some 50mm angle and use that to guide the entire door. Should be able to capture the entire door on open and capture each end on close, I've left 100mm overhang either side of the door. Add that with a pad bold either side the door hopefully won't go anywhere.

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Milwaukee blower to clean out the base tracks each morning, none of that Makita blue crap and or run an easier exact top track below for upside down L base guidance. Give me 5, will scribble pic


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Milwaukee blower to clean out the base tracks each morning, none of that Makita blue crap and or run an easier exact top track below for upside down L base guidance. Give me 5, will scribble pic


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Get back in ya box with ya Red under the bed. Blue Bloods Rock!

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GOLD


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[rusty_nail]

And done, at least lockable, still so much to do inside. Feels so much bigger in there though 20220422_120426.jpg20220422_120633.jpg

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Finally got some tiling done in the kitchen area. Not quite finished, still have to silicone up and a final wash down but came up pretty good.

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After.

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I’m thinking I will need to do the end wall and also the wall to the right now. Once I move all the stuff back to where it’s supposed to be.


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[rusty_nail]

Finally got some tiling done in the kitchen area. Not quite finished, still have to silicone up and a final wash down but came up pretty good.

Before.



IMG_4418.jpg

After.

IMG_5431.jpg
IMG_5430.jpg

I’m thinking I will need to do the end wall and also the wall to the right now. Once I move all the stuff back to where it’s supposed to be.


IMG_5432.jpg



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Looks awesome mate, if your putting shelves there, I highly recommend you do that first then tile to them, will be a much neater job

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