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The holidays are just around the corner which means for most a few weeks off. Here in AUS we are lucky enough to have awesome weather so I have a few projects lined up. The projects are: 1. Build a herb garden - using railroad sleepers to build it 'above ground'. I'm also going to build...

My neighbor built one a few years ago and it worked quite well. They just used a standard fridge and expending foam to seal the hole around tap that was through the side. Not too sure how they did the specifics but it was built during a 6-pack so mustn't have been too complicated!

I used to have a similiar issue and after threatening to enforce 'country law' (aka its on my property I can shoot it) to the dogs owners, they suddenly locked them up...

I Agree 100%, there shouldn't be an issue at all as the rest of the trusses look solidly built. Plus the uprights look like they have been added after the initial construction anyway.

I came across this( http://visual.ly/4-steps-save-you-fortune-calling-plumber) on facebook today and it made me thing, who else has wasted money calling a plumber? My biggest waste was when I was away for work and my wife called a plumber out to fix a 'leaking' toilet that wouldn't stop...

I can't see any issues with it. The only issue that might arise is if the concrete post moves at all- the timber will be semi flexible so shouldn't create any issues. Just get some solid hinges and if you have RamSet there chuck some in the holes before you bolt the hinges to the wall and...

How are they hanging, from a rafter or from the wall?

I soundproofed my tin shed with hession weed matts (about 15mm thick each). I doubled them up to make a 30mm thickness and it dulled the noise by about 40%. So depending on what you're doing in their, and if your door is shut when you work, this might help reduce it a bit.