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Yea i just emailed him - i think we're doing one nearby so Ive asked him to email my builder to go do it for him. Brazen.

We charge $220 (installed into a concrete footing) for a rotary clothesline like this one: http://www.bunnings.com.au/products_product_sun-king-40-rotary-clothesline_P4510318.aspx?page=2 You dont need a huge one for your property. Brazen

There ya go. Good news Bo :)

Its a 45 sq m granny flat Devank.

Blurbman, I totally disagree about the bedroom sizes being the issue. I do 150+ jobs a year with two 3mx3m bedrooms (incl robes) and there's never been a problem. The freestanding house I just bought has (incl robes): Master bedroom 3.3m x 3m 2nd Bedroom 3m x 2.9m 3rd Bedroom 2.6m x...

I too will start to get concerned at 2 months...at this point something would have to be wrong with either the price or dwelling I suppose? Cheers, Serge

Hi m8, I doubt very much that bedroom sizes is your problem; they're 3m x 3m each. The access is separate and private so it should rent out soon enough. To give you some perspective, Ive just bought my own 3 bedroom house in Panania. I bought it mid-May. It's freshly painted with a...

Yea, you're right. He actually paid exactly $5,480 for the entire approval, not including the S94 Contributions at Blacktown CC. Entire Approval included NSW Builder's Long Service Levy, Engineering, Specs, Survey, BASIX, Sydney Water Approval, All Architecturals, Council Lodgement Fees, CDC...

Looking at the photos, the slab is 100mm+ above ground level and the garden beds are termite treated...as is the frame of the building...as is the slab.

All I can say is the builder (lord do I know) has bent over backwards to make this project a success. Brazen.

You're welcome m8. I think you'd need to be extremely tall (over 7 feet) to not see the back elements. Even then why would you need to see them for more that 0.1 seconds?

umm lol no you wont have this problem. You wont hit your head against the rangehood. I understand you're overseas so cant see it from all angles. Even extended, the rangehood wont hit a person in the noggin, even if they're 7 feet tall. :eek: Look at the attached sample. The top cupboards are...

Who, oh cool ok. I think he's 900m wall-to-fence. It's the same as any dwelling to a boundary. Hell, some new dwellings are built 500mm to a side boundary at some Councils.

That window you're looking at (against the internal fence) is a frosted bathroom window. He actually boasts a 5.3 m x 6.5 m open space which is accesible from the living room. Your house to rear bdy = 19.8m His house to rear bdy = 13 m Pretty similar setup in the end because his granny...

umm..you're in Melbourne! :p

I think it's a combination of things nek, yea. The yard is not as big as yours :eek:

Yea...hold on. Im getting a bunch of mixed signals/Chinese whispers (pardon the pun)....seems the builder said NO SUCH THING about making the client pay for stolen materials. The property manager said something about "who's gonna pay..." , Im now told. The client is in China and I think...

It's NOT your responsibility to pay for lost or stolen builders materials. EVER. Who told you you have to pay for replacement?

haha yes I survey, draft, build and leap tall buiildings in a single day :eek:

He's being looked after by my builder + Im watching it to make sure everything is done. he's in good hands. Guillaume has built over 20 granny flats now.