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lowlancer

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  1. Yeah will be sweet as shit in summer.

     

    Fire issue a kernt due to council needing consent for wood burners? Spose they will need specifics as well so retro-fit = problematic.

     

    As a building industry profesh I say just install one and don't even tell them.

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  2. Also, freely admitting that I have not really read what others have said in full detail...

     

    I don't know your district plan - you may be sweet to build a certain sized whatever with no issues - the soakholes were an indicator to me, however, that this is not the case!

  3. Forget producer statements.

    The reason I mentioned anything is because councils will require a list of LBPs (designer (shed company, engineer (shed company), builder (???), plumber, drainlayer etc etc before (often on the actual application form) they even bother allowing you to book inspections, and those LBPs generally produce some form of producer statement prior to CCC as evidence of their work being to a certain standard. The example I am thinking of here is whomever is performing the building work and whether they are LBPs themselves.
     

     

     

    If the building work isn't done by a LBP, then you may have issues booking inspections/getting shit done. If I'm barking up the wrong tree then I'm glad!

  4. Question cletus - on what grounds do you consider a low car unsafe? Presumably there are reports, studies etc? Or is it simply driving it on our shitty ass roads?

    I am curious as to the actual real-world repercussions of having a super low car, as in, is there sufficient recorded evidence where a number off accidents are attributable in some form to the suspension of a car being unsuitable. 

     

    I get this uneasy feeling of a blanket rule which as you rightly stated is garbage.

    If it comes across as me having a go, I just wanna say I'm definitely not, I've just always been curious.

  5. height isnt the be all and end all...... He clearly states 20mm lower is on bumps and therefore would be a no go for cert.

    The reason I said it, which in the context of this thread is quite obvious tbh, is that he is pursuing a certain style of which lowness is a huge part. He's made mention of shakotan before and of the fact he wants to go low. Couple that with the images he posted of guard gap I could fit my sizeable head (IRL not possible don't hold me to that) in made me think he was trolling a nigga, statement regarding legalities and bumps inclusive of trolling.

     

    Boost some pics up. Been following this build silently with high hopes.

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  6. We just picked up a job doing a container house, cept it's like 48725792379 of them all smashed together.

     

    Will use all the great information delivered in this thread by wildly unqualified persons to ensure the job goes smoothly. JUST FORKLIFT IT BOL

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  7. No idea, will ask the joinery dudes tomorrow and report back on gas cost/sealing stz/penis sizes etc

     

     

    I'm not a QS but you shouldn't be insulting Mike's profession - those in glasshouses and all ;)

     

    Anywho - trying to be helpful to Manu, so he doesnt have a panic and think he needs double glazing.

    Still keen to know what awning roof is made from, clear or shaded?


    wut. Shit me, always thought you were. Project manager of some sort? Or frame dweeb, or am I thinking of ryanfels there?

    Shit son, those building industry ID problems

  8. In SHGWAG's defence, from BRANZ

    "For designers to show compliance using the schedule method of 

    NZS 4218: 2004 Energy efficiency – Small building envelope, 
    they are now required to use double glazing in all the climate zones of 
    New Zealand.
    Because the Building Code is a performance-based rather than a 
    prescriptive code, the use of double glazing cannot be made a mandatory 
    requirement, but its use is recommended as the most cost effective solution 
    to reduce heat loss through windows and the likelihood of condensation 
    forming on the glass.
    Designers choosing not to use double glazing will need to prove that 
    the single glazing complies with the Building Code through the calculation 
    method or the modelling method of NZS 4218, or by using the BPI 
    method." 
  9. Thermally, double glazing doesn't do that much tbh, we're talking an R value increase from 0.15 to 0.26. Real gains are had through argon filled/low E and thermally broken suites etc but even then, better spending the $$$ on better wall/roof/floor insul imo.

  10. No it isn't shgwag. As long as the building performs to H1 you can use single glazing, depends on the method you you to achieve requirements, aka calculation, schedule etc

     

    Common and erroneous belief.

     

    Edit: sorry sound like a jerk there dogg

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  11. Get some old fagg at a dulux shop to mix you up some sweet lacquer using the facotry paint code. Assume you have a compressor so buy a gravity fed gun, mix in some turps/thinners, rough old paint up, clean with grease remover and boost in on nice and even until you use all the paint up. No need to be all fancy about it.

    Is how I did it back in the day and ended up alright once I cut it back.

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