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Way too close to the fence

The tree should be moved a little away from the wall. ❤

I know its only small, but rebar or mesh would have made a difference if your temperatures fluctuate.

put a wine or beer bottle in the top and it will 1) water your plants for longer 2) give you a visual water level, letting you know when to refill from far away, and 3) go longer in between waterings making it lower maintenance :)

good job

Looks great Sam. They’re so pretty. Perfect time for planting. I wouldn’t be able to help myself though, I’d be painting the palings in a dark grey and while I had the paintbrush out I’d be painting the side of your neighbours cream block shed in grey too.😅❤

Very impressed Samantha. Wonder if I should show my missus how helpful you are with the renos… Could be a risky move. 😅😮

This is exactly what I hope to do with my aging and very crooked concrete porch. I noticed that you had the lowest weatherboards removed. I was going to simply butt the edge of the decking against the weatherboard. would you recommend that I take off the lowest boards? I have recently had the house restumped after probably 100 years (!) and so the sides of the house are lower than the middle. I was thinking that i could manage the variance with the height of the joists - making them slightly taller than the middle. Any thoughts on the approach?

HAHA YES! I'm glad it helped. It's powering along in there guys. Excited to see some tiling!

Sitting outside at the auto mechanics at 9:45 am in Melbourne, Florida, and it feels like 94 degrees (34.4 for you). Thanks for keeping me company. Fantastic job on the doors. And yes, those boxes do fit like a glove. Yep, the finishing details take as long as the building! (Not that I know from personal experience because I don't build anything. I just like watching others do it.)

Thanks. Have more info on design and materials?

Why are you using MDF in a mud room? Moisture and MDF are not friends.

I've really come to despise using acrylic paints on exterior timber, they just can not cope with seasonal expansion and will crack within a few years. And when they do, you're in for a right pain to strip it back and make a good job of it again. Microporous paints like Bedec MSP get a lot of love in the trades, or if you have the climate for it to cure you could even consider traditional linseed oil paints which are easily overcoatable for maintenance.

Awesome video, about to do the same. Did you anchor those wood joists into the concrete? Did you just use shams to get them to the level height?

I don’t even own a home but I will do this one day lol. I have always been obsessed with these floors

Love that design! never considered FC sheeting for lining and creating the structure of the planter box, wondering how you ended up finishing the top of the planter?

So good, I wish I had one in my house! So cozy ❤

Tried way too hard 😂😂😂

Do you have to buy the herringbone engineered wood floor to do this, or can you just arrange the normal engineered floor planks in a herringbone pattern?? Having a hard time finding a Herrington product that matches the colour I’m after

Wow, Brad's work here is very impressive. 😎

So much progress! I love the idea for having the dog bowls up off the floor out of the way. Brad, you may already know this or have your own way, but I use a free online calculator for breaking down sheets efficiently. It's called cutlistoptimizer, It factors in blade thickness and edge banding if you want.

Gorgeous!

So well done, especially with that sloped ceiling. Can’t wait for the next vid!

Love how the two of you have fun together. The tall cabinets fit together so well.

Nice job as always. Looks great

The floor it’s beautiful wow!!! What color did you use for your walls?

Very keen to see part two of this. Ive got three big FCMs to go into a similar exposed beam ceiling.

Looking great. Down you get any paint seeking, flying bugs down there at night? I had lots stuck in the paint the next day and paint runs from condensation over night. 😪

can't wait guys! it's going to be a great series.

This will be fun! Sounds beautiful and functional. Lol at the two of you standing in for the washer/dryer, sink, and bench. 😅

Great video once again guys. You are both so natural in front of the camera. What a beautiful mud room you’ll have. So well planned, I think you’ve thought of everything! Thanks for listing all the info in the description too. It really helps.😊

The wood is so much better looking than concrete so good decision to go with that. And that is beautiful wood. For the step down transition until you get the lights like you mentioned (although they might not help in the daylight) is to add a door mat there. Would trigger the eye that there's something different there. My sister has that problem inside her house where a porch addition was enclosed. I saw someone almost fall because he didn't realize it was a step down. She did add a small rug so now it's obvious.

The kitchen is going to incredible. The skylights look like they have a coating or glaze to help keep the heat out while letting the light in. It looks like you're thinking about adding an arched top to the bi-fold doors.

My favourite renovating couple! Yesterday my builder son was deciding on timber for his front deck. Because of this video I suggested blackbutt. I could see from his expression he was wondering how on earth that came out of my mouth😂. (I think he was quietly impressed😂😂). He was lucky enough to find the perfect amount and good lengths at our local timber yard. We finished it about an hour ago. It looks amazing! Thanks for another informative video too.

Hi what did you use to replace the rotted out bearer? What timber size

We’re doing a big extension and used the same stuff - so happy with how it looks! Those 3600 sheets were heavy!

Links for these trays?

Brad that looks amazing! Changes the area completely.

Where are all the bricks?

You make it look easy.

Hi Guys, we are using Axon on two sides of a metal clad garage, due to needing to replace damaged metal sheets. We are very happy with the results thus far, and surfing the net I discovered your video on you painting the Axon. Well done, it looks awesome and I will be using your advice about method and tools. Cheers Spear

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"Boxy things." Love it and the face in the opening! Pretty cool to have all the light, and the tree will provide shade from the heat.

Obviously, good workmanship, but how much can you take from the girl describing? I don’t know what.😊

One of the highlights of my week is an upload from the two of you.

I voted for the creamy white, too. Painting by headlamp! That's determination. The house is looking very good. Greetings from the other Melbourne.

So you can put the trims around the window first before applying the axon? The user manual says axon first, then trim on top

Good colour choice!