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Bit of an update on the backyard. Had some plumbing issues which delayed me a while, 2k later we're full steam ahead Extra bit of concrete laid to accommodate the extra rows of travertine pavers Pavers laid on top and also did the alfresco area. Glass fence was installed yesterday with soft closing hydraulic hinges for the door. Pretty happy so far with it all and will now be purchasing some steel to make the frame for the deck in front of the pool. Will also be going to check out some composite decking as I'm still undecided on composite or hardwood.

No, but I find it easier to steer it gently up the kerb instead of hitting it straight on after you do an unintentional 180 on super sprint stages. heh So how'd it happen Tim?

Noice one George ! composite for days mate, ive got a new ( sub 5years now ) genuine hardwood deck and its a PITA as it need a fair amount of regular washing,pin punch nails home every so often and the dreaded re oiling .... Hate it around water the composite will be king and handles the elements way better pool looks beautiful mate !!

Hell yes looks great @Ford Freak summer wont be the same again. Bring on Summer!!

Thanks panda, ill also have a look into that aswell.

looks like a villa in bali noice

yeah, the process takes a bit of getting used to, but once you do, it's liveable.

3rd time lucky, George looking the goods

+1 for snap chat name hahah or we all swap wifes? I pick first fluff

good job on bringing it back on topic, but free PB accounts can't share anymore...

Ralph is correct, it has come from the weld toe. But seeing as it started at the approximate 12 o'clock position ( top half of dump), I would say a restrained section trying to expand across many heat cycles has contributed to the crack initiation.

I had same prob on my ba. it was the neutral safety switch.

I think its closer to 115% imported

Its ok, The wedding is on the 19th!