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Making raise beds out of bricks

My home has a bricked front fence. Top layer of bricks are laid vertically. One of the corner bricks has fallen down and need it to be laid and cemented in place back again please.

My partner knocked over letterbox It's brick and the top part is detached Not sure who to contact

Looking for someone to tint our exterior recessed mortar joints. Dyebrick tint will be provided

Brick mortar repair to small area at front and back of villa

Require an external wall extended at two points to partially enclose a balcony / patio area. Section 1 - 2.4m long x 2.03 high Section 2 - 2.46 long x 2.03 high

Require someone to level and replace bricks

As the title says, I’m looking for a bricklayer or somebody who has any other ideas for a wall in my front yard

Rendered letter box Materials will be provided Need light on the address plate

Outside bricks and inside cavity wall repair after bricks been removed due to a leaking pipe

I have a pillar that is half finished, I need someone to lay the last bit of bricks and finish the job please

We have a door way that has been covered up by a custom bookcase, we really want to remove the shelving and brick in the doorway.

I’m looking for an experienced bricklayer to brick up an existing 1500mm x 1000mm window opening in a double brick home in Yangebup. Details: • Double brick construction • I will remove the window prior to work starting • I have an approved building permit and structural engineer plans I will supply: • Face bricks • Common bricks • Brick ties • Brick sand and cement Scope of work: • Brick up window opening • Install brick ties as per engineer’s drawings • Ensure work complies with plans and permit requirements • Clean and tidy finish Must have: • Bricklaying experience • Own tools • Ability to follow engineer plans Location: Yangebup Flexible with timing as i will need to organise getting the bricks, sand + cement & brick ties.

We need to build a new front Fence through a registered builder. Council approved plans are available.

Looking to have a raise garden bed built. •Height = roughly 500mm •Shorter length section = 1500mm • Longer length section (fence line) = 6000mm • Total length = 7500mm Pricing to be inclusive of supply and install, footings, render and all bricklaying. We can paint the render and waterproof ourselves. Location is Kardinya. Note photo attached is AI generated to provide indication of requirements.

I need to remove 2 courses of brick to raise the height of an access penetration (Double Doorway) between two adjacent buildings; approx 250mm high x 1600mm width. One building wall is 125mm precast panel to be drilled in corners and cut and the other wall is a double leaf brick wall, that requires 2 course removed and two steel lintels installed (150x90x8). Leintels to be epoxy painted or galv. Mortor to be used around lintels once installed, all rubbish to be removed. Brick walls to be "Acrow" propped whilst lintel is installed, refer to drawing attached. Note: - work to be completed after hours, preferably on a Sunday.

I have one brick that needs replacing in a small set of steps. I don't have concrete or tools but I do have a brick. Job to be done after 2.30pm.

Repair brick wall and wrought iron fence

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!