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Install cabinet doors Doors are Kaboodle from Bunnings, hinges are provided. 2 x doors are 2005mm high x 637mm width The door frame is 1282mm wide x 2022mm The doors are made to measure for a pantry style laundry. Bunnings order is pictured for reference

I have kitchen drawers that are misaligned/damaged and need repairing. One drawer is sitting crooked and may have an issue with the runners or drawer fixings. There is also a lower drawer/panel that has previously been screwed closed. Looking for someone experienced with kitchen cabinetry/drawer repairs to assess and repair properly, including replacing runners or fixings if necessary - including re-attaching knobs. Please bring appropriate tools and standard fixings. Any replacement parts beyond standard fixings to be agreed before purchase. Photos attached.

(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

I’m looking for someone who can install a small cabinet on a bathroom tiled wall. See photos for the cabinet and wall space.

Scope of work: * Fix loose/separated external timber panels * Remove rotten timber battens behind the wall * Supply and install new timber battens * Re-secure the wall panels properly * No painting required

Hi, I'm looking for a skilled furniture maker who has their own workspace to produce two timber tables. The timeframe is tight so please let me know your availability. I'm after: 1 x round table 1000mm diameter x 750mm h x 30mm, edge will likely be bevelled, base is chunky with slight angle on it (not round) 1 x 700 x 800 x 750mmh x 30mm, straight edge, same base Finish Osmo clear satin I will buy the timber, so please only quote for manufacture. I have a finished design but will only share it with the final candidate. Please attach photos of your work and tell me about your experience making timber furniture and if you can achieve this in the given timeframe. Thanks.

Looking for an experienced carpenter/joiner to complete two custom timber projects for our jewellery studio in Enmore, Sydney: 1. Freestanding jeweller’s workbench - Build + install custom spotted gum workbench - Plans/specifications provided - We have existing spotted gum timber + cabinetry from our previous studio that we’d ideally like repurposed where possible - Assess existing materials and advise what additional timber/materials are required 2. Slatted timber room divider - Approx. 165cm wide x 251cm high - Ideally constructed from the same/complementary timber as the workbench - Floor-to-ceiling slatted design - Needs to provide privacy while remaining visually open - Ideally removable/minimal impact to the existing floor + ceiling as we lease the space - Mock-up provided, but happy for carpenter to recommend the best construction/fixing method + slat spacing We’ll provide the plans, measurements, photos and existing timber/cabinetry, and will cover the cost of any additional timber/materials required. Looking for someone who can assess, construct and install both pieces. Please include your availability, estimated timeframe and examples of any similar custom joinery/furniture work.

I am seeking a quote for a custom built cabinet/cupboard in a narrow space. Quote is for call out fee, final price to be negotiated. I work from home so prefer daytime hours during the week.

Cabinet door hinge has come away due to the holes too big for the screws. Door and hinge are fine, just need reinforcement within the holes. I don’t have the tools or parts, so looking for someone who can bring the necessary equipment to reinforce the door onto the cabinetry. Please include any additional payment required for parts.

IKEA cabinet is too tall for space and we need to cut 5mm off. Circular saw required will need to bring with you

I need the base of a new dresser fixed, after it was damaged upon delivery

I need to fix up the top panels of my verandah fencing brought back to life. The panels have been exposed to the weather, so I guess they need a sand and revarnish to match colour of the rest of the fencing, which does not need anything done to it. I also need the two panels that have come loose to be nailed back in.

I need a plywood panel cut to size to neatly cover the exposed section of floor shown in the photo. The existing white panel above the gap will be used for this. The surrounding timber flooring is not perfectly straight/square, so the panel needs to be carefully measured and cut to fit the actual shape of the opening with minimal gaps. There is also a cable coming up through the middle of the exposed area, so the panel will need a precisely positioned groove/channel or narrow cut-out to fit around the cable. Looking for someone experienced with accurate measuring and precision cutting/joinery who can achieve a clean, neat fit.

We've recently moved into a house where one section of wooden floorboards is coloured differently to the nearby sections. We would like that section of floor restained so that it better matches the rest of the house. We know it likely won't be possibly to perfectly match the colour - that's fine, we just want the difference to be less obvious. The area measures approximately 3.5m x 3.5m. We don't know what wood the floorboards are made of, nor what stains or products have been used. The house is from around 1900. We are seeking someone to: - Sand that area of floor back, - Stain the floorboards to better match the rest of the house, and - Apply a new topcoat. We will pay for the stain and top coat - but would appreciate your expertise to choose and purchase the right products to use, particularly to best match the colour. The house is currently empty so there's no furniture etc to work around. We will have some people painting the house at the same time but will make sure they are not in your way. Work can be carried out any time between Sat 15 Aug to Thu 20 Aug. There's free street parking outside and it's usually not difficult to find a spot. We're just off Princes Highway, near Tempe and Sydenham stations. Feel free to ask any questions.

Handy person to install a 30l in kitchen cabinet as per the instructions in the picture. Also drill 4 shelf peg holes at the required. height and spacing to support the adjustable shelves.

I have a couple of shelves I need cut and installed under my two vanity’s and in laundry cupboard. Also might need some holes on one side of panel done for shelf. I have the shelves ready for cutting.

The van sustained damage on a recent holiday and I need help repairing it. A wood panel below the murphy bed has come out of alignment and is preventing the bed from folding down. I need someone with carpentry skills to help re-align the tongue and groove panel, and repair or sand back the damage to the wood above.

I’m looking for an experienced carpenter, cabinet maker or handyman to supply and install a floating timber desk. Desk Specifications: * Length: 2500mm * Depth: 400mm * Thickness: Open to your recommendation (approximately **20–**30mm) * Finish: Natural timber colour (or similar) * Style: Floating with concealed brackets (no legs) * Wall mounted and securely fixed for everyday use I’m happy for the desk to be made using a SpecRite 2400 × 900 × 33mm Timber Multi Use Pine Panel from Bunnings. Please include in your offer: * Supply of all materials and hardware * Installation * Your recommended timber/material * Estimated timeframe to complete

I have a 60mm diameter hole in a cabinet door (20mm thick) that I want to fill. I have a piece of particle board but I don’t have hole saw or jig saw to cut the piece to plug the hole.

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.