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    Ensuite renovation, first time for every single thing needing done

    Had a bit of time over the weekend to get some more thing sorted. I've removed the old shower and toilet piping, removed the toilet waste pipe to replace it with a single entry. I'll slap a coupler on here to accept the shower drain and sink drain. I've the floor away up until the first joist...
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    Ensuite renovation, first time for every single thing needing done

    It's a platic pipe. I do not trust the plastic isolation valve, the one on the sink has already been replaced in the past due to it seeping, would suck if that happened under the floor. So I would want to cap it off with a permanent fixture. I see there are a bunch of different types. The most...
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    Ensuite renovation, first time for every single thing needing done

    Yeah we usually don't flush at night. However when a when you go to the loo and suddenly it's a code brown I always flush, nothing worse than stale poo the morning after haha.
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    Ensuite renovation, first time for every single thing needing done

    Right folks here we are after a month. Unfortuntely due to the lovely weather I've was putting my time into building a pergola/decking area for next spring/summer. I'm just revisiting this now and been working on a materials list/task list. Firstly, we recently visited a friends house who just...
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    Ensuite renovation, first time for every single thing needing done

    Ohhh that looks pretty darn close to what I had in my head! Luckily enough my drain is actually below the floorboards so I shouldn't have an issue there.
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    Ensuite renovation, first time for every single thing needing done

    Yes exactly! We do not need the toilet and to be honest the flushing it at night wakes us up. I would be looking to move the piping to the wall on the right. Do you have a picture? So is your drain a bit lower so you can have a small angle on the tiles to encourage drainage? I can't envision...
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    Ensuite renovation, first time for every single thing needing done

    Nice, good job! Yeah my list is pretty barebones, more of an overview. Will make a proper checklist to ensure everything is accounted for. The good news is (I guess?) is that I've been made redundant just 2 weeks ago, the ensuit has been like the above pictures for 5 months because I had been...
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    Ensuite renovation, first time for every single thing needing done

    Yeah sorry I'm not sure what the terminology is. Wife has said she does not want a tray and it stems from her hatred of the current one which has nooks you can't clean in, I'm not sure if tray design in general is poor for access to cleaning or if it's just ours. So we would like only a bit of...
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    Ensuite renovation, first time for every single thing needing done

    Hello all! I'm about to embark on a renovation of my ensuite bathroom and would like to share some pictures of my ensuite as it is and get some advice. A little bit of backstory as to why I'm doing this. It basically comes down to a leak, there was a small leak from my showers wastepipe under...
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    Internal wall stud spacing, new build (2017+). Is 1200mm normal?

    Sorry for the delay in getting back, so I do have studs between so there are studs every 600m. The plasterboard is just not screwed to the intermediate studs so magnet was not picking up anything. Unfortunately project is on hold for another month because I've been working on my upstairs...
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    Internal wall stud spacing, new build (2017+). Is 1200mm normal?

    Well I would like to think this magnet would find a screw if the plasterboard was attached to the stud because it's a 20kg 25mm magnet, grabs onto anything metal from 5cm away.
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    Internal wall stud spacing, new build (2017+). Is 1200mm normal?

    I did yeah, I've ordered a stud detector because my magnet is not picking up anything between both studs and it sounds more or less the same when you knock on it. I don't think the plasterboard is secured to the intermediate stud so no screws (and would also explain the hollow noise). I'll...
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    Internal wall stud spacing, new build (2017+). Is 1200mm normal?

    Oh nice right. So for attaching to the wall fixing a notch would be better. So the 45 degree "legs" are sitting flat against the bottom of 2x4 coming from the wall? How would I secure them since coming in from the top would require a huge screw + might cause wood split. Would it come up the...
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    Internal wall stud spacing, new build (2017+). Is 1200mm normal?

    I may be measuring/looking at it wrong. I can visibly see where the plasterboard is joined, which is on a stud. I can not see a stud between them and it sounds hollow. Am I missing something? Sorry can you mark on my photo what you mean? Do you mean a brace that spans from the left to the right...
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    Internal wall stud spacing, new build (2017+). Is 1200mm normal?

    I originally had that but the garage is pretty small. It's 2500mm wide and I need to park a 1968 Mustang alongside this workbench (which is 1850mm wide), which means I need floor space under the bench to store items like hydro jack, jackstands and what not. I didn't want to lose anymore floor...
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    Artificial grass

    Understatement here. Neighbour has some down and last week they had to take their cockapoo to the vet because the grass scalded her pads. I would be very wary about putting artificial turf down if you are able bodied enough to look after real grass, it will wreck havoc on the gardens eco system...
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    Internal wall stud spacing, new build (2017+). Is 1200mm normal?

    First time poster here, I'm looking to build a workbench in my attached garage and want to run 50x100m timber from stud to stud (on top of the plaster board) to support the bench. However it seems my studs are spaced 1200mm centre to centre. Is this normal? It's a bit frustrating because it...
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