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3 stage process to build 4x3 aluminium pergola First, remove 4 pavers (one at each post location), dig holes to appropriate depth (around 300-450mm), pour in concrete for footing and once set replace pavers on top. Second build pergola and drill through the pavers into the footers beneath to anchor/secure gazebo. Finally complete with 4 x drop screens Pavers size: 60cm x 60cm concrete paving slab Pergola details: Aluminium Pergola Gazebo 3x4m

Leaking metal roof at base between house and pergola gabled. Gutter box has hole in it will need replacing to.

We plan to get a large pergola, (well, in fact, three connected pergola areas), in our backyard. The structure would need to be attached to the house, either through a flyover system or by attaching to the fascia. It is a flat skillion roof sloping upwards (away from the house) so gutters and drainage are an issue. We have found a carpenter, but they require drawings showing exactly how this would work, ( in terms of the existing roof/rafters/beams etc.) to work from. I need an architect/draft person/builder who can do this so the carpenter knows exactly what to do. There are a couple of ways it could be achieved and need someone to look at the house to work out the best way to complete this. I have included a few pictures. The last is of the existing backyard. Three are computer generated concept drawings giving a rough indication of what it would look like (we have made some changes since then, but it gives you an approximate idea). The first is a hand drawn plan showing dimensions. I do have full house plans, and plans suitable for the council(deed to comply) available. BTW , as you can see from the photo of the home as it is, the existing goal in the center would be removed as part of the project. Someone with a builder’s license, I.e. A registered builder,prepared to submit for council building approval, would be ideal.

Looking to buy a pergola from Bunnings Haven’t decided which one yet just wondering who could install I am up for suggestions which one

I am looking to get a shade cloth pergola installed

Bottom of steel post is rusted. Needs to be fixed as it holds up my pergola.

Hi, I have wooden pergola which has had some beams replaced but now needs completion now that the weather is better. 6 blue beams need To go up The area is in total 10.5 metres x 3.3m. The following needs completion: - the 4 newly purchased beams painted ( seem to be cut correctly but will need checking ) and put up. May need brackets to hold. - 2 beams, which where existing trimmed at end to match others, ends and tops painted, brackets added, and put up. - purchased shade cloth nailed properly to the wood with the pink wooden slats to assist with holding. The slats will need cutting. - Some shade cloth which is new and already up there needs some extra nails as it could be pulled tighter - the piece of wood that holds the new beams to the house looks like it may need painting and replacement. I don’t think that has been purchased but will purchase if needed. I have the paint and the wood and shadecloth but happy to purchase anything you require to finish this off. I will need your help with any advice on what to purchase. If extra wood it’s required, I will need you to pick it up from supplier with a Ute / trailer as I don’t have one. Thanks

I'd like to cover 3×2.8m of paved flood outside of my kitchen. After I would like to install a small pergola of the same size with rain/sun protection (PvC cover with a bamboo layer underneath).

build a pergola - help with physical labour

Looking for someone to supply and install Patio/pergola to replace existing structure or extension to my existing structure.

We want to relocate an existing pergola in our backyard. Size is approx 5m x 3m.

One of my pergola beams has rotted around a bolt (see photos). I just need a quick, safe fix — not a full rebuild. Tasks: 1. Reinforce the damaged beam (install support post, sister new timber, or steel plates – open to your advice). 2. Replace one broken clear corrugated roof sheet with new polycarbonate sheet. I will cover materials (can reimburse if you pick them up from Bunnings). Location: [Your suburb] When: Urgent – ASAP Budget: $110 labour (materials separate) Photos attached.

Assemble 3m wide by 4m long x 2,4m high pergola at the back of my house and attach it to the ground or the wall so that it does not move when there is wind (very important)

The pergola is overgrown with ivy. On one side there is a 153 m wall and bricked structures holding soil from which the ivy grows. There is a colorbond projection/roof from the house which is supported by 2 wooden posts covering entrance to the house. This is to remain in place. The other 2 wooden posts that support the pergola are to be removed along with all the ivy and the pergola itself. The posts are secured with metal brackets installed in the brick paving, and also need to be removed and made good with bricks (we have enough). Any ivy on top of the colorbond roofing, on either sides of the wall and in the brick garden beds needs to be removed entirely, including remnants of ivy attached to the wall. All rubbish to be removed. Some of the stems are very thick and may require a power saw.

Take down front steel fencing and pergola. You keep keep steel and bring it to the scrap or leave it here and we will dispose of it

Small/medium size pergola needs new cover head and wooden parts filled and painted

Two timber pergola post stirrups need replacing

I would like some kind of shelter/patio/pergola built to cover the area outside of my laundry door and clothes line (attached to the wall)- see photos. Approx 240cm high, 400cm wide and 250cm to the fence

I need to remove this pergola It's pretty flimsy Rusting out at base etc It's at most 4x4m I need it gone before next Friday Might that be something you can help me with We can take it to Cambridge demonstration 6 mins from here ? Ta Anna Marie

Hello everyone, need hands to help install small pergola for my back yard, properly on grass or on tile not sure yet, but we work it out together at site.