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I am want to get a small curved garden bed put in on a balcony/terrace. The walls are 1.8m x 1.7m and I just want it curved from the end corner to corner. Looking for it to be around 20cm high, a night higher is ok as well if easier though. I have attached a screenshot of the floorplan and also an image of what I am trying to create. Doesn’t need to be rendered because I have having the floor resurfaces with spray on concrete on Monday so they can spray over the bricks.

Replace missing brick after removing old intercom Ensure mortar matches existing colour, drill into brick to feed network cable to PoE door bell. Fix the door bell to brick Only one matching brick will be supplied, it’s the only one I have

Around 1000 bricks to be laid for a two rooms for an extension of house. Internal walls will be built, all cement, sand, ties will be supplied. All I need is a brickie with his tools to come lay 1000 bricks. There will be two rooms. - One with two windows (around 600 bricks) - And one with a window and a door (around 400 bricks)

Need a brickpevar to cover brick for my backyard 50sqm

An electrician installed a new PowerPoint in an internal brick wall, but part of the brick collapsed. The hole is bigger than half a brick but smaller than a full brick. I need it properly filled with mortar/masonry repair so it becomes solid again and can be re-cut to fit a flush box securely. It must be structurally firm (not just plaster filler). Located in Campsie. Flexible with timing. Please quote including materials. Photos attached.

I replaced a curve colonial style window with a rectangular one, now I need to fix up the bricks. As you’ll see from the photos attached you’ll only need to replace about 12 bricks in total. I have a lot of spare bricks to choose from, they’ll probably just need some acid wash as they’ve been behind the shed for a while.

Hello! I need someone who can help fix a small brick section. We had it checked out by an engineer and it isn’t structural - just a brick that has been damaged. I did try and fix myself but made it look worse! Will need someone with the skills and tools

Need a qualified brick layer or handy man/women to fix my brick letterbox that was run into by a 4wd. All bricks are intact just need mortar repaired. Job needs to be done asap as living in a rental.

We have a crack in a brick wall out the front of our unit that needs to be filled in/repointed before we put our house on the market. There are a few plants in the way but should be enough room to get a ladder in

The front porch brickwork has shifted and some bricks have fallen out as the material underneath has eroded, i would like it assessed and stabilised. Brick layer

Seeking assistance with filling one small external wall in residential house with bricks (supplied).

Need someone to replace 5-6 bricks that were removed during a plumbing repair. A plumber had to take out these bricks to access and fix a burst pipe. Looking for someone to properly reinstate the bricks and restore the area to good condition.

Fill in window frame with brick and mortar

brick small damage in frontyard porch

I’m looking for an experienced tradesperson to carry out brickwork repairs to an external wall where an air-conditioning unit was previously installed. The air conditioner will already be fully removed. The job involves properly infilling the opening, restoring the brickwork so it is structurally sound, weatherproof, and neatly finished to closely match the existing wall. Bricks and all required materials will need to be supplied by the tasker, along with appropriate tools. Experience with brick repairs and patching is essential. Photos or examples of similar completed work would be appreciated.

Wanting to get the back of place cleaned up and bricked. I have most/if not all of the bricks needed.

I need a small patch of bricks laid to cover up a hole from an old air conditioner - approx 700x450mm. I have some old bricks that can be used

I Need this bricked up pls I have the brick You need to supply some white Bricky sand to match mortar Thanks

Hello all. We have council approval to raise up our external brick fence to a common height. This requires the existing brick piers to have additional courses added to the top. I have done a drawing of the required extensions, as well as the infill panels I'm going to install myself - but hopefully you can see what's required. We have enough existing bricks from around the house to do the work, but the critical thing will be to get the extension to look seamless - as close to the original brickwork as possible. Per the photos, there are 3 bricks per course - so see below qty required. Pillar 1 = 3 courses (9 bricks) Pillar 2 = 6 courses (18 bricks) Pillar 3 = 9 courses (27 bricks) Pillar 4 = 12 courses (36 bricks) Pillar 5 = 12 courses (36 bricks) Pillar 6 = 9 courses (27 bricks) Pillar 7 = 6 courses (18 bricks) (Total = 171 bricks) I will provide the bricks but all other materials needs to be supplied by the bricklayer. Thanks guys. Thanks!