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Take the opportunity 30 Charlesworth Drive, Allenton This is a unique opportunity to purchase this family-friendly 267 square metre home in the popular Lochlea subdivision.

The home consists of four bedrooms, all of good size. A sizeable walk-in wardrobe and tiled shower in ensuite complete the master suite.

The family bathroom has a shower, bath and tile floors.

The living area is a real family

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Some special features include the granite kitchen benchtops and a high stud ceiling.

This fantastic family option is set on a private fully fenced section.

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Beautiful bupleurum BEAUTIFUL BUPLEURUM – THAT’S A BIT OF A TONGUE TWISTER! IF YOU’RE NOT SURE HOW TO PRONOUNCE IT – IT’S BOO-PLER-UM.

This pretty plant, which we sell under the ‘flower’ category, is actually a herb.

But unless you have experience in herbal medicine or the like we don’t recommend ingesting it.

These days, bupleurum is more commonly grown to add colour and texture to gardens and for cut flowers – it lasts really well in a vase.

It has beautiful eucalyptus like leaves on tall stems with green-yellow flowers and grows to around 80cm tall.

It’s closely related to fennel and dill, and you can see why – they have quite a similar look due to the fact they are all umbelforming plants.

What’s an umbel? This word comes from the Latin word umbella which you’ve probably guessed means parasol, sunshade – much like an umbrella.

And it’s used to describe the short flower stalks which spread out from a common point on each stem – like the ribs of an umbrella.

you will probably get one flowering from your bupleurum.

But if you live in a frost-free area of New Zealand, you should get two or more flowerings out of your bupleurum.

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you can learn about bupleurum, growing it is quite simple.

It likes full sun and each plant should be planted around 40cm apart from the next.

Once it’s planted it’s very easy-care and doesn’t attract many pests or insects.

And will flower in around four to five weeks.

It’s a short-lived perennial which means if you live in an area that gets frosts

Regardless of where you live, if you’re lucky, when they’ve finished flowering they may self-seed and pop up again the next year.

Head to www.awapuni.co.nz to order your bupleurum seedlings today.

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Easy As – How to build a deck AS DIY PROJECTS Spacing Pile Foundations

GO, A (see diagram 6) DECK MAY SEEM LIKE AN Run a string line between pegs or from profiles at the desired depth, width and length of deck.

AMBITIOUS PROJECT, Locate corner piles and set out pile positions along BUT TAKEN STEPstring line and mark on the ground (see diagram 1).

Piles should be spaced at maximum centres of BY-STEP, 1.3m along the lines ofBUILDING the bearers and at maximum centres of 1.9m along the lines of the joists.

A DECK IS PRETTY Dig holes with a post hole borer or a spade to a minimum depth of 450mm plus an extra 100mm for STRAIGHTFORWARD. concrete pad.

Getting started Positioning of Bearers Prepare a sketch plan outline of your deck The double 150 x 50 H3.2 Radiata bearers on top with dimensions, indicating boundaries of the shaped head pile are to be connected to the and existing site features.

The design pile with two galvanised or stainless steel post-toshould the house – it needs bearer tiescomplement on each side. toSpacing beThefunctional and have aesthetic appeal.

Pilearea Foundations NOTE: ‘exposed’ on the head of the pile is (see diagram 6) Preferably it ontothe warm, trimmed at a 45locate degree angle prevent water sunny from pooling onathe top. sideRun of home or facing string line between pegs or the from view. profiles Have at privacy, sundepth, andwidth shelter fromofprevailing the desired and length deck.

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Locate corner piles and set out pile positions along string line and mark on the ground (see diagram 1).

Be compatible with existing landscape, Piles should be spaced at pools. maximumBe centres of of any garden planting and clear 1.3m along the lines of the bearers and at maximum Clean out holes of any loose material. sub-soil andtheservices, centres drains of 1.9m along lines of the (eg joists.electricity, THESE INSTRUCTIONS Place piles in holes on a concrete pad 100mm gas,Dig water, or sewer lines). holes with a post hole borer or a spade to a thick. Check for plumb with a spirit level and face Have safety such as hand minimum depthfeatures, of 450mm plus an extra 100mm rails for AREtoFOR A ofSIMPLE, 3.6 alignment within 1mm string line. concrete pad. (required for decks that are 1 metre or NOTE: Constantly check square.

METRE BYalignment 3.6 isMETRE DECK, more above ground), nonslip Clean out holes of any loose material. surfaces Tack temporary braces to pile and ground pegs for andPlace adequate bracing.

Check ground piles in holes on a concrete pad 100mm SITTING 0.75 METRES final position. thick. Checkand for plumb with a spirit level and face conditions contour.

Approach the alignment to withinor 1mm of string to line.ascertain Fill holes with concrete, taking care to ensure the Local Authority Council ABOVE THE GROUND, BUT post is vertical. The concrete may be bagged, preNOTE: Constantly check alignment square. whether Resource and/orisBuilding mixed, dry concrete or a 6:1 ratio of builders mix Tack temporary braces tobefore pile and ground pegs for Consent is required construction THE SAME PRINCIPLES and cement, mixed with water to a stiff mix. final position. starts.

Compact the concrete into the hole around piles A APPLY WHETHER IT’S Fill holesfor withany concrete, taking care to ensure the Check possible infringements with a stick to remove air pockets. Leave the post is vertical. The concrete may be bagged, prenear boundaries.

For example, decks less concrete to set around piles for at least 48 hours. mixed, dry concrete or a 6:1 ratio of builders mix BIGGER AREA OR HIGHER than metres ground and1.5 cement, mixedabove with water to a stiff and mix. 10 metres square mayinto not to gopiles through OFF THE GROUND. Compact the concrete theneed hole around consent procedures. with a stick to remove air pockets. Leave the DIAGRAM 4 concrete to set around for at least hours. or Ideally, decks arepiles located on 48 houses WITH HIGHER DECKS, buildings that have ready indoor/outdoor from living areas.

CONSIDERATION NEEDS TO access DIAGRAM 4 Determine the deck’s size and area BE GIVEN TO BRACING AND to accommodate people and furniture.

For instance, a deck that is 1.8 metres Fix Decking Joists HANDRAILS. wide is the absolute minimum width to Spacing Pile Foundations of Bearers Joists usedPositioning in this brochure’s example are 150 x 50 accommodate a standard table and four (see diagram 6) Radiata H3.2, spaced 450mm centrebearers to centre.

USUALLY A DECK WILL BE The double 150 x 50apart, H3.2 Radiata on top chairs.

Cut joists tooflength and square. where to the Run a string line between pegs or from profiles at the shaped head pileLeave are to abegap connected HANDY HINT: by buying the desired width and length of deck. pile with two galvanised stainless steel post-tothey meet the house toSave allow effort for or moisture to drain ATTACHED TOdepth, THE HOUSE bearer ties on each side. cutnailtobottom the closest ateach Mitre 10. away. Skew of joist tolength bearers on Locate corner piles and set out pile positions along timber side (see remember diagram string line and mark on the ground (see diagram 1). Always NOTE: The3). ‘exposed’ on the headtwice of the pile is toarea measure – cut ON ONE SIDE AND THIS Piles should be spaced at maximum centres of at a 45 degree angle to prevent water from once. trimmed 1.3m along the lines of the bearers and at maximum pooling on top.

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EXAMPLEcentres WILL SHOW YOU of 1.9m along the lines of the joists.

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concrete pad.

Clean out holes of any loose material.

Place piles in holes on a concrete pad 100mm thick. Check for plumb with a spirit level and face alignment to within 1mm of string line.

NOTE: Constantly check alignment is square.

Tack temporary braces to pile and ground pegs for final position.

Fill holes with concrete, taking care to ensure the post is vertical. The concrete may be bagged, premixed, dry concrete or a 6:1 ratio of builders mix and cement, mixed with water to a stiff mix.

Compact the concrete into the hole around piles with a stick to remove air pockets. Leave the concrete to set around piles for at least 48 hours.

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outer edge DIAGRAM 5 of the deck and work inwards. from a building requires bracing.

Create 15mm setback from board3604 edge to fascia sets Newa Zealand Standard (1999) plate. Check spacing as you go to ensure boards are out the requirements, while geographical square and running true to line. (Tip: Curved boards location also hasusing an impact onbar.) the may be straightened a suitable pry requirements for bracing.

Butt boards hard up to each other to allow for If the deck you are planning projects shrinkage. more than 2 metres from the building then The last board against the house may have to be itscribed is recommended additional expert to fit and reduced that in width. advice be sought from your Local Authority or an appropriately qualified expert.

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Positioning of Bearers The double 150 x 50 H3.2 Radiata bearers on top of the shaped head pile are to be connected to the pile with two galvanised or stainless steel post-tobearer ties on each side.

NOTE: The ‘exposed’ area onB the head of the pile is trimmed at a 45 degree angle to prevent water from pooling on top.

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Determine a working height to set the DIAGRAM 2 profile boards. In this instance, the deck profile boards are set at the top of the bearers and ledger (see diagram 1). Identify the length of the deck along the wall of the house. From position A string a level line through to position B (see diagram 1). At points A and B drive a nail or cup hook.

From each point (A and B) run a string line at right angles.

The string line should be the length of the deck plus 600mm (working clearance) for profile locations. Erect profile boards at DIAGRAM 1 the determined height. Set string lines for correct level and deck size (see diagram 1).

DIAGRAM 3 Check everything Fix Decking Joists is square by using the 3-4-5 triangle method and equal length Joists used in this brochure’s example are 150 x 50 diagonals (see diagram 2). centre to centre.

Radiata H3.2, spaced 450mm apart, Cut not joists damage to length and square. lines Leave aand gap where Do string check they meetare the house to allow for moisture to and drain taut. positions consistently correct away. Skew nail bottom of joist to bearers on each Mark on existing house wall of sidepositions (see diagram 3). solid framing for ledger bolt locations. Set ledger wall plate the length of A to B. Cut Lay Decking packers and shape to fit weatherboard or When laying decking boards, start from thediagram furthest cladding angle if necessary (see outer edge of the deck and work inwards.

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Create a 15mm setback from board edge to fascia Lay bituminous damp proof coarse plate. Check spacing as you go to ensure boards are behind packers.

Fix ledger square ledger and running true to line.

(Tip: Curved on boards may be to straightened using a suitable packers solid framing withpry 2 bar.) x M12 coach screws spacing of 1.2 Butt boards hardatupatomaximum each other to allow for shrinkage. metres centre to centre (see diagram 3).

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Spacing pile foundations (see diagram 6) Run a string line between pegs or from profiles at the desired depth, width and length of deck.

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and our experienced staff are available to answer any questions you may have. Because this planner is general in nature, neither your Mitre 10 supplier nor their staff are responsible for the application of these design principles in any particular case, as the contents of this brochure may need to be modified for the particular site and circumstances.

Mitre 10 is not responsible for the quality of work carried out on the goods by the consumer and is not responsible for the design or construction of any structure in which the goods are incorporated.

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the lines of the bearers and at maximum centres of 1.9m along the lines of the joists.

Dig holes with a post hole borer or a spade to a minimum depth of 450mm plus an extra 100mm for concrete pad. Clean out holes of any loose material. Place piles in holes on a concrete pad 100mm thick.

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The New Zealand Building Code requires a minimum separation of 12mm between the wall cladding and a timber slat deck so that water will not become trapped. This separation can be provided by 12mm DIAGRAM 1x 150mm long H3.2 packers at bolt fixings.

Alternatively the junction between the decking and the stringer can be protected by the installation of weatherproof flashing.

HANDY HINT: The 3-4-5 triangle method: to establish square, measure 300mm along one string line from the intersection where the string lines meet.

STAY SAFE: Then 400mm along the other Themeasure use of power tools makes the stringcompletion line from the same point. of projects much easier, Then on a diagonal between butmeasure appropriate safety equipment those two points. If the string lines are when power tools is strongly square, thisusing measurement should be recommended.

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Select a datum point (a standard measurement point) – generally the existing floor level. Set the finished deck level below this datum point. In some situations the New Zealand Building Code requires a step down to an open framed permeable deck (your Local Authority or Council Fix willDecking be ableJoists to advise you).

Joists used in this brochure’s example are 150 x 50 Radiata H3.2, spaced 450mm apart, centre to centre.

Cut joists to length and square. Leave a gap where they meet the house to allow for moisture to drain away. Skew nail bottom of joist to bearers on each side (see diagram 3).

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Create a 15mm setback from board edge to fascia plate. Check spacing as you go to ensure boards are square and running true to line. (Tip: Curved boards may be straightened using a suitable pry bar.)

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Mitre 10 is not responsible for the quality of work carried out on the goods by the consumer and is not responsible for the design or construction of any structure in which the goods are incorporated.

Where applicable consumers should ensure that they comply with The New Zealand Building Code and/or Local Body Bylaws in respect of any such structures.

Consumers are advised to call a qualified tradesman such as a builder, electrician or plumber where expert services are required.

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bearer ties on each side.

Locate corner piles and set out pile positions along string line and mark on the ground (see diagram 1).

Piles should be spaced at maximum centres of 1.3m along the lines of the bearers and at maximum centres of 1.9m along the lines of the joists.

NOTE: The ‘exposed’ area on the head of the pile is trimmed at a 45 degree angle to prevent water from pooling on top.

Spacing Pile Foundations DIAGRAM 6 (see diagram 6)

Dig holes with a post hole borer or a spade to a minimum depth of 450mm plus an extra 100mm for concrete pad.

Locate corner piles and set out pile positions along string line and mark on the ground (see diagram 1).

Piles should be spaced at maximum centres of 1.3m along the lines of the bearers and at maximum centres of 1.9m along the lines of the joists.

Place piles in holes on a concrete pad 100mm thick. Check for plumb with a spirit level and face alignment to within 1mm of string line.

Run a string line between pegs or from profiles at A the desired depth, width and length of deck.

Locate corner piles and set out pile positions along string line and mark on the ground (see diagram 1).

Piles should be spaced at maximum centres of 1.3m along the lines of the bearers and at maximum centres of 1.9m along the lines of the joists.

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CompactTackthe concrete into the hole temporary braces to pile and ground pegs for final position. around piles with a stick to remove air holes with concrete, taking care to ensure the pockets. Fill post is vertical. The concrete may be bagged, premixed, dry concrete orto a 6:1 ratioaround of builders mixpiles for Leave the concrete set and cement, mixed with water to a stiff mix. at least 48 Compact hours. the concrete into the hole around piles with a stick to remove air pockets. Leave the

The double 150 x 50 H3.2 Radiata bearers on top of the shaped head pile are to be connected to the pile with two galvanised or stainless steel post-tobearer ties on each side.

pooling on top.

DIAGRAM 6

Place piles in holes on a concrete pad 100mm thick. Check for plumb with a spirit level and face alignment to within 1mm of string line.

concrete to set around piles for at least 48 hours.

Positioning of bearers

Positioning of Bearers

(see diagram 6) angle to prevent water from trimmed at a 45 degree

Clean out holes of any loose material.

NOTE: Constantly check alignment is square.

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Spacing Pile Foundations NOTE: The ‘exposed’ area on the head of the pile is

Dig holes with a post hole borer or a spade to a minimum depth of 450mm plus an extra 100mm for concrete pad.

NOTE: Constantly check alignment is square.

alignment to within 1mm of string line.

Fill NOTE: holes with concrete, check taking alignment care to ensure Constantly is the post is vertical. The concrete may be bagged, presquare. mixed, concrete orbraces a 6:1 ratio of builders mix Tackdry temporary to pile and and cement, mixed with position. water to a Fill stiffholes mix. ground pegs for final with concrete, taking care ensure thepiles Compact the concrete into thetohole around posta isstick vertical.

The air concrete bethe with to remove pockets.may Leave bagged,topre-mixed, or48 a 6:1 concrete set around dry pilesconcrete for at least hours. ratio of builder’s mix and cement, mixed with water to a stiff mix.

The double 150 x 50 H3.2 Radiata bearers on top of the shaped head pile are to be connected to the pile with two galvanised or stainless steel post-tobearer ties on each side.

Run a string line between pegs or from profiles at the desired depth, width and length of deck.

Clean out holes of any loose material.

Tack temporary braces to pile and ground pegs for Check for plumb with a spirit level and face final position.

Positioning of Bearers

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Joists used in this example are 150 x 50

Dig holes with a post hole borer or a spade to a Radiata H3.2, spaced 450mm apart, centre minimum depth of 450mm plus an extra 100mm for to centre. concrete pad. Cut joists to length and square.

Leave a gap where they meet the house to allow for moisture to drain away.

DIAGRAM 2 Place pilesnail in holes on a concrete Skew bottom of joistpad to100mm bearers on thick.

Check for (see plumbdiagram with a spirit and face 2 each side 3).levelDIAGRAM Clean out holes of any loose material.

The double 150 x 50 H3.2 Radiata bearers alignment to within 1mm of string line.

4 on top of DIAGRAM the shaped head pile are to be NOTE:Lay decking Constantly check alignment is square. connected to the pile with two galvanised Tack When laying decking boards, from the temporary braces to pile and groundstart pegs for or stainless steel post-to bearer ties on furthest final position. outer edge of the deck and work each side. inwards.

Fill holes with concrete, taking care to ensure the NOTE: The ‘exposed’ area on the head of post isCreate aThe 15mm setback vertical. concrete may be from bagged,board pre- edge Fix Decking Joists the pile is trimmed at a 45 degree angle to mixed, to fascia plate.orCheck spacing asmix you go to dry concrete a 6:1 ratio of builders Joists used in this brochure’s example are 150 x 50 and cement, mixed with a stiff mix. prevent water from pooling on top. ensure boards arewater square and running true Radiata H3.2, spaced 450mm apart, centre totocentre.

Cut joists to length and square. Leave a gap where DIAGRAM 3 to line.

Compact the concrete into the hole around piles they meet the house to allow for moisture to drain Fix decking joists away.

Skew nail bottom of joist to bearers on each (Tip: Curved boards may be straightened with a stick to remove air pockets. Leave the side (see diagram 3). concrete around piles at least 48boards hours. hard usingtoaset suitable pry for bar.)

Butt DIAGRAM 5 DIAGRAM 5 to each other to allow for shrinkage.

Layup Decking last boards, board against the house may When The laying decking start from the furthest outer edge of the deck and work inwards. have DIAGRAM 4 to be scribed to fit and reduced in Fix Decking Joists Create a 15mm setback from board edge to fascia width. plate.

Check spacing as you go to ensure boards are

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Lay Decking When laying decking boards, start from the furthest outer edge of the deck and work inwards.

Create a 15mm setback from board edge DIAGRAM 5 to fascia plate. Check spacing as you go to ensure boards are square and running true to line. (Tip: Curved boards may be straightened using a suitable pry bar.)

Butt boards hard up to each other to allow for shrinkage.

The last board against the house may have to be scribed to fit and reduced in width.

Limitation of Liability

This project planner has been produced to provide basic information and our experienced staff are available to answer any questions you may have. Because this planner is general in nature, neither your Mitre 10 supplier nor their staff are responsible for the application of these design principles in any particular case, as the contents of this brochure may need to be modified for the particular site and circumstances.

Mitre 10 is not responsible for the quality of work carried out on the goods by the consumer and is not responsible for the design or construction of any structure in which the goods are incorporated.

Where applicable consumers should ensure that they comply with The New Zealand Building Code and/or Local Body Bylaws in respect of any such structures.

Consumers are advised to call a qualified tradesman such as a builder, electrician or plumber where expert services are required.

Mitre 10 will not be liable for any consequential loss howsoever arising from the use of goods sold, nor for any loss caused by defective or inadequate structures in which goods are incorporated.

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