The wafty shed base upon which I was supposed to erect a metal shed has been 'repaired'
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should have seen it before - this is a major improvement!5 x 1 tonne/metre bags of ballast!
Wafty shed base revisited
Jun 19, 2010
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5 x 1 tonne/metre bags of ballast!
The experts at work. ;-)
Why does this divert to the Photobucket homepage? Any ideas? Registration is not compulsory for viewing surely? TIA
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> Why does this divert to the Photobucket homepage?
Remove the /?action=organize from the end of the URL
Remove the /?action=organize. It's spelt 'meican anyway. R.
Someone is going to be in the market for a lot of steps! R.
The Medway Handyman wibbled on Saturday 19 June 2010 11:50
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Bloody hell - that's a lot of concrete at the near end, and I'm presuming the far end is the original just showing?
Who did the original - a pissed blind man?
BTW what method out of the 600 suggested did you use in the end?
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I think I'd want to shutter up in decent boards some 4 inches away from that mess and encase it in a good quality concrete.to leave nice clean lines to the perimeter.
I have a similar job coming up later this year where a shed on a concrete base has been put too low relative to the surroundings, so fills with water, also the concrete base is cracked. I'm casting a new base 8 inches higher but totally encapsulating the existing so no joins will be visible. Then the shed will be rebuilt.
AWEM
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>>> You should have seen it before - this is a major improvement!
Their gardener.
I used the 'turn the job down & let someone else do it' method :-)
Thanks. I got into it via the TMH's other link.
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