The cable for this outlet is run through the aluminium post. The sleeper behind is not attached to the post, it just sits up against it so there is a gap between the back of the outlet and the wood so it is already somewhat exposed. I understand these outlets are designed for outdoor use but I just want to be sure that it would be OK if exposed to the elements at the back. It already gets rained on a little bit but it will get alot more once the wood is removed.
I have a infestation of Mullumbimby Couch in my front lawn. I spot sprayed David Greys and it seemed to work but it killed a bit of my lawn. Then it started popping up everywhere. I sacrificed more lawn and did 2 more treatments 7 days apart but it isn't dying at all. It's almost like it has been invigorated by the poison. Are there any products that actually kill it and not the lawn? My lawn is a mix of kikuyu, Couch and carpet grass.
I have this sleeper wall that was put in by the previous owner. He has used wooden stakes to hold it and they are rotting, one has already fallen off. My plan is to replace the stakes with galvanised ones and also remove the top row of sleepers. Each sleeper is 200mm high. I have found a product that I am confident will hold the bottom sleepers (picture 2) but how would I go about securing the second row of sleepers to the bottom row?