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Would like a simple cabinet above the fridge to match the current kitchen.

The side marble piece of this island counter unit has been broken. I need someone that can source a replacement piece, same colour and dimensions. 780mm (H) x 465mm (W) x 30mm. See photos for the piece on the other side that we need replicated

Hello. Pls refer to the images attached for details Long story short the cabinets are pretty old and cheap but this is what I’m doing so before anyone tells me to replace them etc. I don’t want to hear it lol. Read da job and decide if you can do it or not. I will reimburse/transfer the cost of all additional consumables and materials bits bobs required to finish this. 1. REPLACE MDF PIECE - under the sink had a leak that’s now been repaired but unfortunately I let it go on for long enough for the water damage to rot that base board part. I’ve removed it and gotten a new piece of MDF cut to exact size to replace it. I was going to use furniture brackets to drill in and use to support the new piece but those got moved to storage so it’s easier if you get some new ones or whatever idea you think will work to hold up an 80cm x 60 cm piece of MDF 2. PAINT BASE CABINETS - Finish/go over my amazing midnight manic piece of work I started. Primer and paint provided. Oil base. Should have some sand paper and rollers/paint brushes left behind but get what you need from Bunnings. 3. Readjust the new door hinges I did a meticulous job guesstimating with the drill. They’re not exactly level and the one with the drawers overlaps the door part so you can’t open it properly lol. The doors will fit. Just needs fine tuning 4. ATTACH HANDLES - easy part 5. FINISH STICKY TILES - easy part WORK BENCH: Yeah idk. It’s an antique/vintage timber bench and thought I’d fill in the groove markings and gaps to make a flat even sealed surface more appropriate for food preparation area so I poured Agnew’s Water Putty to level the gaps and didn’t quite think through what my next move would be. I would say it can probs be mostly removed with a sand and a simple cleaning and sealing of the timber would suffice. Make it look acceptable.

I am getting a new fridge and the space it goes into is slightly to small so need the shelf that the microwave sits on raised

I need an ikea kitchen installed and a laundry. I have updated the task with the kitchen plans. The induction cooktop has been changed to a gas cooker which was already there. the laundry needs to have shelfs that are not in the plans but they are in the photo

Need help to build bookshelves together (in a small space). Ive got the screwdrivers etc, if you got your own will be great. Some shelves needing 2 person to do so, so I will be doing it together with you. Experience building shelves quickly will be great! Book for 2 hour and if need to extend can pay u cash.

I put floor stickers on the kitchen floor in my rental. And they have damaged the floor underneath. So I want to replace the floor before I get a bill from the real estate to replace the floor. I was thinking laminate or something like that. I’m open to ideas. As long as they are cost effective.

New renovation and need a joinery for the kitchen. Fully integrated. The $200 covers a review of the drawing , site measurement and qoute. Ideally you will then make the kitchen and install in late Jan.

Hi there, I’m looking for a skilled handyman or carpenter to design and install custom shelves in my wardrobe. The specifications are as follows: • Dimensions: Approximately 445mm wide, 445mm deep, and 1790mm high. • Layout: Four shelves evenly spaced. • Materials: Open to recommendations for durable and cost-effective options (e.g., wood, MDF, laminate). There's also a wardrobe rail that would need to be shortened and re-attached to the new shelves. The space is ready, and I’d like a clean, professional white finish. Please include labor, materials, and installation in your quote. Looking forward to hearing your offers and seeing examples of similar work you’ve done!

Caulking 10-15 floating shelves retail store

I'm having a new screen door installed, and the bottom track of the door needs to be recessed into my timber floor. As such I need a carpenter to cut my existing white oak flooring (and two skirting boards) along the length of an existing 3.2m wide bifold door. The cut section will be approximately 3.2 meters wide, and 100mm wide. In addition to that, I need to ensure that the joists beneath this section are also cut down to a depth of 50mm from the top of the floor. So the total section to be removed from the floor will be 3.2 meters, by 100mm wide, by 50mm deep. I've drilled a few holes in the floor in this section so I can tell that there is at least this much clearance available and you're not going to hit a concrete subfloor. The skirting boards along both walls that bracket this doorway will also need to have 93mm trimmed from them in the same location that the floor below is being cut. Both the skirting boards and the floor have been marked where they need to be cut. I'll also need someone to come back once the screen has been installed to add a ~10mm cork section to provide a seal between where the floor has been cut, and the 90mm wide screen door track.

I have two cat hexagons that need to be assembled and installed, and three cat shelves (steps) that need to be installed. Advice about placement on the wall most welcome! **Hexagons** Height: 36 cm Length (between the furthest ends on the front panel): 41 cm Width (depth, distance from wall to front panel): 28 cm **Steps** 18 cm wide, 19 cm These are being installed into gyprock/drywall. All hardware, screws, anchors have been provided by the person who made these specifically for drywall. Photos of the hexagons/steps are from the website of the person who made them for me. Thank you :)

We’re looking for a skilled woodworker or handyman to help us assemble and carve wooden floorboard tiles into two custom pieces that fit neatly around our stove. These pieces will serve as temporary inserts to create a flat wooden surface, level with our countertop, for photoshoots. We’d like two separate inserts in different colours. The task involves: Assembling several wooden floorboard pieces into one solid, stable board (e.g., gluing or another secure method). Measuring and carving the combined board to fit snugly around the stove. Ensuring the finished piece is level with the surrounding countertop. Sanding or finishing the edges (if needed) for a clean and professional look. Materials provided: Wooden floorboard tiles in two colours. What you’ll need to bring: All necessary tools and equipment for assembly, carving, and finishing. Details: Location: Surry Hills, NSW Date: Flexible, but we’d prefer completion within the next month.

We are hoping to build a simple corner desk with one simple floating shelf above it running the same length - to be made from oak worktop panels from Bunnings

I ordered a new stool for my kitchen counter and it's 5cm too high. Looking to trim the legs and re-attach the stoppers at the bottom this is the stool: https://www.replicafurniture.com.au/replica-fiber-bar-stool-with-backrest-75-cm-black-seat

We are relocating our restaurant to a new site. We have salvaged our wooden bench tops and would like them cut and fitted in the new place. Only have screenshots from a video but can get better pictures sent / give access. Benches to be built on 2 walls.

I've managed to sand through the veneer on this entertainment unit (Whoops!). I would like someone to assist me in refitting a new piece of veneer to the top panel of the entertainment unit. The size of the panel is 127cm x 30 cm. I think the rest of the unit might be made of Teak - I am trying to source a sheet of teak veneer but don't have the know how to attach the veneer.

Need to cut 3m x 1.5m table in half so we can fit it in elevator.

Need to get two small black stains out of wood floor. Think it may require sanding and then re glossing, or open to other suggestions

Build simple but solid shelves using supplied 2400x200x50 rough-cut hardwood sleepers and 125mm trumpet screws. Must bring own 18v/24v quality drill/driver to get this job done. This task will be 4 hours.