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I need a carpenter to source thick, proper timber shelves, cut them to size and install four evenly spaced shelves in the narrow nook shown in the photos. The shelves should be substantial, solid wood and not thin boards, and fixed securely across the back wall. The first two photos show the real space, and the third is a concept image of the finished look. Measurements: the wall length is 95 cm and the wall is 31 cm wide. The shelves should be floating shelves (no visible brackets).

Make a Gyprock bulk head above kitchenette cabinets

(Let me know if I've missed the mark price wise here, I'm not very knowledgeable about this kind of work, so please tell me what's reasonable) I'm hoping to maximise the most of a far wall in the living room, which has this kind of column protruding in the centre that has meant there's some dead/difficult to utilise space on each side. I'm hoping to create some kind of unit that runs the length of the wall and is built around the protruding pillar. I can best describe the piece in three parts. The first part, which is the lowest to the ground, functions essentially as a bench to sit on. About 50cm off the ground. Ideally this could lift up from the top to work as a chest-style storage box. The next section is in the middle, and about 110cm off the ground. Would transition like a step up from the previous section. The final third section would be the next step up. The box part of that would only rise to the same height of 110cm. But ideally on top of this third part in the corner, there could be a sort of shelf/partition on the side. Anyway, crucially, I'd hope that for the second/middle section and the far corner third section, there could be sliding front doors to allow for storage behind them. Re a material, I was thinking this could be done with plywood? But am openminded re materials/whatever works and is sturdy enough to support a human's weight

we have 2 small stainless steel benches to put together

Two load-bearing corners of my wooden bed frame have separated. The side rail has pulled away from the adjoining frame in one, the other is loose and the existing screw holes/timber around the connection are damaged. I need an experienced furniture repairer, cabinetmaker or carpenter to: • properly realign and secure the corner; • repair or bypass the damaged screw holes; • reinforce the joint with a concealed hardwood block/cleat, suitable brackets and/or through-bolts as appropriate; • use structural fixings into sound timber—not simply reinstall screws into the existing holes; • inspect the other corners, slat supports and centre support and tighten/reinforce them if required; • leave the frame rigid, level and safe for normal use; • minimise visible changes … touch up with white finish not needed if reasonably neat job Please supply all tools, timber, fixings and glue. The mattress can be removed before arrival, and there is room to work around the bed. Please state: 1. Your relevant furniture or bed-frame repair experience. 2. How you propose to reinforce this joint. 3. Whether your offer includes materials and Airtasker fees. 4. Your earliest available time and estimated repair duration. Photos attached. Preference for completion today or tomorrow.

Replace two existing kitchen cabinets, one of which currently has the rangehood installed, with two new cabinets and a new rangehood. The new cabinets are: - Flatpax Utility 600mm Rangehood Cabinet – purchased from Bunnings. - IKEA KNOXHULT Wall Cabinet with Door, White, 40 x 75 cm – purchased from IKEA. I have also purchased a Mistral 60cm Re-Circulating Slide Out Rangehood from Bunnings, which needs to be installed in the new rangehood cabinet. The job would therefore involve removing the two existing cabinets, including the current rangehood, and installing the two new cabinets and the new rangehood. I’ve attached photos of the existing cabinets that need to be removed, as well as photos of the new cabinets and rangehood to be installed, to give you a better idea of the work involved.

I need by bar fridge fixed to the cabinet door please

I have a bathroom pocket/cavity sliding door that has come off its overhead track (see photos). I've tried to re-seat it myself without success. There's a wooden trim piece running along the side of the track mechanism that appears to be glued (not just screwed) to the door frame — I attempted to remove the screws but the trim won't budge, which is likely blocking access to the roller/track assembly. This might be a quick fix for someone experienced with sliding/cavity doors, but could also need a bit of carpentry work if the trim has to be carefully freed or replaced. Happy to increase the budget after an onsite look if more work is required. What's needed: -- Assess why the door has come off the track -- Free/remove the glued trim piece without damaging the frame (if needed) -- Re-hang the door and adjust rollers so it slides smoothly Reinstall or replace trim as needed Photos attached showing the door, the track mechanism, and the trim piece.

Needing a joiner for a small renovation in Potts Point. We need a kitchen and wardrobe installed. I have detailed plans. Demolition has been completed. Photos on here are for an idea re space. I can provide detailed plans

Need experienced installer/cabinet maker to mount a vintage Danish rosewood floating cabinet onto a solid brick wall in Potts Point. The cabinet appears to have originally been designed for a concealed rail/french cleat style mounting system, however the original mounting hardware was not included. Looking for someone experienced with floating cabinetry who can assess the best concealed mounting solution onsite and supply suitable fixings/hardware. Important: Vintage piece, so looking for a careful/neat installation Prefer no visible screws through the exterior Solid brick wall Cabinet dimensions: 82cm W x 37cm H x 29cm D Photos attached including rear detail. Would ideally like completed ASAP

Black Modern Wood Sideboard Credenza Cabinet with Glass Doors and Shelves - 80 x 35 x 95 cm

A removalist dropped a bed leg, causing a small hole and cracking in the skirting board. The task involves patching the damaged area and repainting to match the existing finish.

Undertake a small amount of cabinetry and kitchen modification works immediately after settlement. I am targeting works to be completed between 1–2 June 2026, so I’m engaging now to scope, quote, measure and prepare. Scope of works (all in attached images) • Remove existing washing machine and install cabinetry for a Fisher & Paykel single drawer dishwasher, here is the item. • Build new cabinetry drawer beneath the dishwasher • Remove small bar fridge and convert that cavity into cabinetry (shelves & doors or drawers) • There is a wall cavity currently used for artwork. Convert this into built in cabinetry; lower closed cabinetry and open shelving above • New fridge here, will be positioned in the lounge room directly to the right of the fireplace, currently where some laddered shelving sits. I'd Iike a wall or some cabinetry built to hide the fridge and make sure it does not look out of place

Fix some dog scratches on 1 floor board and fix two corners of skirting board where puppy has chewed

Handyman / carpenter to assist with finishing off small renovation - general carpentry. Seeking help this week

Scope of Works – Kitchen Base Cabinet & Benchtop Replacement (Rental) Not custom • Remove and dispose of existing rotted base cabinet carcass and benchtop. • Supply and install standard flat-pack sink base cabinet (approx. 900mm wide) adjusted to fit 870mm opening.(Bunnings ) • Cabinet to be 600mm deep, white melamine interior, adjustable legs, securely fixed and levelled. • Reuse existing cabinet doors and handles; allow for hinge re-drilling if required. • Supply and install laminate benchtop with moisture-resistant substrate (33–38mm thick). • Sink cut-out edges to be fully sealed prior to sink installation. • Silicone sealing to sink perimeter and rear benchtop edge against tiles. • Licensed plumber to disconnect and reconnect sink waste, two taps, and spout. • Test plumbing and leave installation clean and fully operational.

I’m looking for an experienced professional to sand, stain and seal approximately 30 square metres of timber floorboards at a property in Potts Point. Details: • All areas are on the ground floor • Easy access • Looking for a neat, high-quality finish • Open to discussing stain colour and finish options Please include in your offer: • What’s included (repairs, gap filling, number of coats, drying time, etc.) • Your availability • Examples of similar work if possible Thanks, and I look forward to your quotes!

I have this vintage timber bench that needs some repair. The legs are wobbly - need stabilizing. Also, while the front of the bench is finished nicely with molding, the back side of it is exposed and rough. Can anything be done to tidy it up? I already have an upholsterer recovering it later - but I just need the frame fixed before that.

After an airtasker who can cut masonite and hardboard to size.Brad nails a bonus.

I would like the fridge to be built in to the kitchen by extending the white wooden panelling as photoed. Then the fridge door will be attached to the panelling door and they will open together. I am aware I might need to buy a different fridge. I need to do this before changing the surface of my kitchen.