DIY Home Upgrading: Safety Hazards to Consider

For decades, Australians young and old seem to have embraced the expression “Necessity is the mother of all invention.” We love setting the world right ourselves, and if that is not possible, we love fixing things ourselves – giving rise to a culture of DIY.

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Steel Uprights: What Are They and How To Use Them

Steel Uprights

Rumour has it that the earliest known steel is about 4,000 years old and was excavated in Turkey. This unique mix of iron and carbon has come a long way in forming the ‘spine’ of modern construction, as it is a crucial ingredient in the construction industry.

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Tennis Court Fencing: The Ins and Outs

Tennis Court Fencing The Ins and Outs

People often ask whether it is necessary to erect a fence around a tennis court. A quick answer is that it makes sense to ensure that a tennis game does not interfere with passers-by or people on adjacent properties.

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Above the Cut – Site Cut Construction

Above the Cut – Site Cut Construction

Before building a home, a commercial building, or any structure of this kind, you need to have the site cut. Site cutting means clearing a construction site from debris (vegetation, rocks) and perfectly levelling it. 

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What Is Commercial Hoarding?

What Is Commercial Hoarding

Commercial hoarding is temporary fencing placed around construction sites and has been used in construction for decades. It is a specialized barrier built between the public and an ongoing construction site.

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Down and Dirty – Challenges of Excavation

Down and Dirty – Challenges of Excavation

Excavation work is one of the crucial parts of building a structure, as it lays out its foundation and starts defining the purpose of the project. Excavation is needed when building basements, digging out crawl spaces, levelling roads, and installing utilities.

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