
Lintel tie-downs on a Sunbury frame
Why the beams over your windows need their own fixings, and what we found missing.
Lock-up is the last look inside the walls of a Sunbury home before plasterboard closes them for good.
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At Sunbury lock-ups we regularly find roof penetrations left unflashed, wall wrap torn or untaped around windows, and frame items from the previous report still not fixed. All of it disappears behind plaster.



Annotated findings from Lock-up (pre-plaster) inspections.




1Bored piersOnce piers are bored and cages placed, before concrete
2Slab pre-pourThe day before concrete, with steel and pods exposed
3FrameWith frame and trusses up and the roof on, before wrap and cladding
5FixingDoors, joinery and mouldings fitted, before painting
6WaterproofingMembrane on and cured, before the tiler starts
7Pre-handover (PCI)Around a week before the handover date
Why the beams over your windows need their own fixings, and what we found missing.

How loose waffle pods shrink the beams in a Sunbury slab, and how to catch it.

The water details that close over at a Sunbury lock-up, and the ones we keep finding open.
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Because some are still open. One Sunbury lock-up found items from the frame report not yet fixed, which is the last chance before plaster.
It weakens the barrier against wind and water behind the cladding. Tears and gaps at openings should be taped before plaster.
Yes, for coverage. Missing batts in a few bays are easy to fit now and costly later.
Yes, from accessible points. Penetrations, tile positions and gutter fixing are all reviewed.
The National Construction Code, AS 1684 for framing, the roofing manufacturer's instructions and your engineering.
About one to two hours depending on the size of the home.