Which mortar should you use? What is M class? What does exposure class mean? This information sheet helps you understand the ins and outs of mortar mixes for brickwork and masonry. Click for more information
Use of termite treatment to timber frames has raised concerns about residue from the treatment process affecting the integrity of adhesives commonly used when fixing internal linings. This article discusses the issue and provides advice to address the situation. Click for more information
Machine Graded Pine (MGP) is a product which is the result of a research and development program undertaken by Pine Australia on behalf of its producer members. MGP grades have been introduced as an effective way to use the new design properties. Click for more information
Sarking is sometimes used as a secondary defence against weather penetration past roof and wall cladding. Referred to as “wall wrap” for walls, the material is different from roof sarking in that it is manufactured with fine perforations to allow air to pass through allowing the material to “breath” and prevent condensation forming between the cladding and the wall wrap material. Click for more information
Concrete residential driveways and paths can incorporate a wide range of decorative finishes to complement the design and landscaping of the residence. Click for more information
Preservative treatment of timber and wood based products is a process of modifying the natural material with chemicals with the objective of protecting the material in service from attack by fungi which causes decay and from borers and termites. Click for more information
The quality of stamped concrete depends on the experience of the applicator. Planning and management of the process by the applicator is essential. Click for more information
The correct application and fixing of plasterboard sheeting the first time will help to ensure a trouble free ceiling. Click for more information