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  • FeaturesTed Riddle - Timber Times
    By Ted Riddle
    March 20, 2018
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    Oak: the best timber in Australia?

    Ted Riddle shares his thoughts on oak and explains why, despite some faults, he rates it as the best timber in Australia. I recently had the pleasure ...
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  • Features
    By Staff Writer
    March 20, 2018
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    The drying potential of membranes

    Jesse Clarke, building scientist at CSR, discusses the idea of using vapour permeable membranes for moisture control in buildings. In recent history, membranes have played two key ...
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  • Features
    By Staff Writer
    March 16, 2018
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    A safer solution to asbestos removal

    Dealing with asbestos is an unfortunate part of construction in Australia; however, the task is becoming easier thanks to an intuitive product developed in Queensland. With an alarming ...
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  • Andrew Golle - WaterproofingFeatures
    By Andrew Golle
    March 16, 2018
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    Waterproofing and screeds – above or below?

    Andrew Golle clears up the confusion surrounding screeds and explains the difference between waterproofing above or below. Providing surface and sub-surface drainage by implementing falls, to an ...
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  • David Arnott - Thermal Comfort RatingsFeatures
    By David Arnott
    March 16, 2018
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    What you need to know about thermal mass

    David Arnott explains the ins and outs of thermal mass and how it affects building materials. The term passive design is one that many people would have ...
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  • Features
    By Andrew Golle
    March 16, 2018
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    Efflorescence: the dreaded white powder

    Efflorescence deposits to external terracotta tiling. Efflorescence defects, although not classified as a functional failure, can detract from the overall finish and result in annoying ongoing ...
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  • FeaturesNDISNews
    By Simeon Barut
    March 14, 2018
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    Elevators making their way into the industry

    The rollout of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is well and truly under way around Australia, which has opened up the need for innovations in ...
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  • FeaturesGrowing your businessNews
    By Paul Skelton
    March 9, 2018
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    Smart homes, smart revenue

    One-third of new homes and a quarter of renovations include smart wiring, which means greater sales value for builders. Paul Skelton explains. You’ve probably heard about home automation, ...
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  • FeaturesNews
    By Staff Writer
    March 9, 2018
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    Creating a functional and safe kitchen

    Kitchens can be a beautiful part of the home and it is too easy to focus on the aethetics, but as Selina Zwolsman explains, it must ...
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  • FeaturesNewsWindows
    By Staff Writer
    March 9, 2018
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    Simon Owen explains the proper installation of aluminium-framed windows

    Despite prescriptive instructions in window system manufacturers’ literature and warnings in entry-level manuals aimed at building investigators, the lack of correct installation of dams at the ...
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