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StarOz Homes

Locality: Wyndham Vale

Phone: +61 478 888 444

Address: 22 Papas View, Wyndham Vale 3030 Wyndham Vale, VIC, Australia

Website: http://starozhomes.com.au

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25.01.2022 Do you Know? "Our rental costs, including what we pay here on the interest, we're paying around $6000 a month, which over 18 months will be over $100,000."

24.01.2022 Using scaffolds for painting also allows the painter to reach a greater area of work by walking across the scaffold floor surface which is wider. #STAROZ #STAROZHOMES

24.01.2022 A timber roof truss is a structural framework of timbers designed to bridge the space above a room and to provide support for a roof. Trusses usually occur at regular intervals, linked by longitudinal timbers such as purlins. #STAROZ #STAROZHOMES

24.01.2022 May the year ahead bring you good luck and happiness. #STAROZ #STAROZHOMES #HappyNewYear2021 #HappyNewYear

15.01.2022 Contact StarOz Homes on 0478 888 444 for obligation free building Quote. #staroz #starozhomes #builders #Construction #jsingh #jatinder

15.01.2022 It is an inspectors' responsibility to make sure a building is safe, structurally sound, accessible, accurate to the original plans and energy sufficient. They are expected to identify any problems with design, building materials, or construction techniques and offer a resolution. Contact us if you need qualified building inspector. StarOz Homes 0478 888 444 #staroz #homesweethome #starozhomes #builders #Construction #dreamhome #Design #Decor #Home #beauty #love #dream #creativity #Innovation #interiordesign #construction #homesweethome #housebeautiful #passion #luxury #archie #luxurylifestyle #melbourne #properties #mortgagebroker #invest #construction #firsttimehomebuyer #newlisting #realestatebroker #australia #travel #photography #beautiful

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10.01.2022 You should know following about concrete and slab before you hire a builder. 1.Stiffened raft A stiffened raft is one of the most common footing systems used as it offers a cost-effective solution for a wide range of ground conditions.... 2.Waffle raft This system avoids occasional, unintended, overexcavation when trenching, enabling the required quantities of concrete and reinforcement to be assessed more accurately. Construction on a level site also reduces the risk of delays due to wet weather (eg water filling trenches) and excavation. Another advantage with waffle rafts is that for one-storey houses constructed with clad frame or masonry veneer walls on Class M, M-D, H or H-D sites, the rafts may be supported on piers without further structural design of the raft being required. These advantages have been responsible for a significant increase in the proportion of these types of footings used. 3.Stiffened slab with deep edge beam Stiffened slabs with deep edge beams are suitable for sloping sites where cut and fill excavation is not practicable, but are limited to masonry veneer and articulated masonry veneer types of walls on Class A, S and M sites. The system uses deep perimeter beams consisting of a concrete footing tied to a reinforced concrete wall above to achieve the stiffness required. The reinforced concrete wall can be formed up using two leaves of brickwork with the concrete placed between them, or by using masonry blocks which can be filled with concrete. 4.Footing slab The footing slab is cast on the ground in two stages: the edge footings first, followed by the slab. Footing slabs are suitable only for Class A and S sites as moderately and highly reactive sites may cause problems with differential movement between the footings and the slab. For class A sites having little to no ground movement the tie bars between the footing and slab may be omitted along with the reinforcement in the footings: footings being required only to distribute wall loads onto the foundation. 5.Strip/pad footings Strip footings are rectangular in section and are used for continuous support of walls. Floor slabs between walls can be supported on controlled or rolled fill depending on the depth of fill and loads on the slab. Pad footings are used to support piers, columns or stumps. Strip and pad footings can be used together to support a range of suspended flooring systems for sloping sites. 6. Pier/pile and slab On extremely reactive sites, and areas of collapsing or uncontrolled fill, piers or piles can be used to support a concrete slab-and-beam floor system (Figure 7.6). Piers are poured, after excavation, whereas concrete piles are driven into the ground to a specified depth or until reaching a specified level of resistance. Section 15 of AS 3600 (Plain Concrete Members) covers the design of unreinforced bored concrete piers and Appendix G of AS 2870 gives information on the design of driven timber piles. See more

06.01.2022 The settlement process is a complex task including various financial and administrative duties, so you will need the right conveyancer to help you navigate the ...potential pitfalls. Once you have a list of prospective conveyancers, give them a call and ask a few questions (check this video ) to find one that meets your needs. for more information call Jatinder on 0430 111 033

03.01.2022 Hi-Quality work & Clean Slab