I have a piece of garden that was destined to have a 12 by 8 foot green house on it. The bozo that put down the foundations did not take into account the slope of the land and from one end to the other, slopes down by 8 inches. I now have an area that is about, between 14, or 16 foot square that I want to recover by putting some decking over it. It is my easiest way out of the land slope.
Is there any way that I can build the decking flat, using either metal work off the concrete kerb stones in the ground, or tantalized wood so that I will end up with a flat surface?
This is my Autumn project, to get some brownie points out of she who thinks she must be obeyed.
Dave