Thanks mate glad you like them

Cheers mate glad you liked it!

Thanks mate glad to hear it.

Mate they’re epic. I love my makita vacuum. Absolutely rips !

Thanks mate 🎉

Thanks 😂

@NailsageKaihaha thanks

@NailsageKai❤

Haha yes

I don’t know who that is I’m sorry 😅

They came up magic !

@hollandparkhouse I’ll have to post that video soon for you

These are direct from a supplier and don’t deal with the public directly sorry

Thanks mate appreciate it

Not on Amazon sorry direct through supplier in Australia

@@hollandparkhouse any Link to purchase by online sir?

Yeah mate i definetly did. I use Soudal exterior flexible as it has the best longevity and flexibility of any caulk I have used. It also paints beautifully over the top

I designed and made the entire kitchen myself , so nothing off the shelf I am sorry. I sent my custom designs to the great guys up at quick-kitchens in Brisbane

Flyscreen goes on the outside, or alternatively you can get a retractable fly screen made custom

@@hollandparkhouse Thanks. It sounds so obvious no you mention it 😕

Its a piece of 11x11 pine nails to the frame, then I added a piece of weatherstrip foam from bunnings

likely a support post. more stability if buried IN the concrete than resting on top, but hey are using it for footings. concrete doesn't bond well to smooth concrete

Thanks mate much appreciated

But as always consult the product guide and installation manuals first!

Hey mate heaps of great options at most tool shops now. Get a self leveling one though

Yes I actually definetly would. Make sure you use a hardwood casement sill as the bottom plate!

@@hollandparkhouse Hi, why do you say you wish you had a hardwood sll on the bottom instead of the pink pine, did it warp or is it more just for looks?

Gyprock Stud Adhesive it’s called. Mostly used for plastering walls. Stud adhesive replaces nails (mostly) when plastering walls or ceilings. I’ve never seen it used for tile underlay sheeting, but that shit is insanely robust on any material, but I would say to use it in addition to nails is an awesome idea!

If it's going onto hardwood floor , no glue is needed , just nails. Ply or particle board you must use dabs of stud adhesive at 150 centres plus nails

You can actually download all the manuals for free from most suppliers and the manufacturers will have their recommended fasteners and fixing methods to follow depending on your application

@@hollandparkhouse, I believe the advice of a reputable builder with many decades of onsite experience is the most accurate and valuable source of information you will find . Many "KZbinrs" don't actually have qualifications..... or at least , dont show any sign of it in their videos 🙄🤨🤔

​@@extremetasksRubbish. The manufacturers know the correct processes given they made it. 😅😂

Thanks mate

Funny you say that. I bought a 3d printer not long ago and will be designing some custom mounts so that I can create my own perfect fitting fly screens!

You don’t need a perimeter track, but it makes it 100x easier as you can set the levels with the track and then go from there

Haha

Yeah that’s right, always take your time to get it perfect

No worries

I use betaboard as my supplier

No worries

Ceramic tile underlay

Tile underlay, a few brands but same product

You can use whatever stock you wish. Always make sure its external grade though. My thickness was dependant on the thickness of my stud frame and exterior cladding.

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Hahah

No but that does sound like a great recorder 😅

It’s a bit of extra effort but worth it I think for perfect walls

No worries glad it helped !

No worries

Thanks mate I’ll take that advice on board ! Try out the newer video I did with VJ wall. No audio track just working noises haha

No worries. Always refer to your product specification guide too, always great detail in there. Especially the James Hardie products.

Hey mate, yeah as you say could probably ditch the perimeter channels and just slide the battens out a bit further towards the walls. Rather than fixing into the perimetre track on the edge, you can screw into the battens which I think gave a better bite. I actually ended up doing this in other sections of the house after learning this system.

@@hollandparkhouse thanks. Yea it’s weird in the manuals they show track on all 4 sides but seems like you could just put battens within 200 of wall edge to be on spec. Heck I’ll prob do all 4 permiter anyway as going to square set ceilings so maybe this will help.

@@Graters1989 I am doing a 90mm cove cornice so didn't need to worry about junction movement from wall to ceiling like you will with a square set.