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concrete forms
Bit of a simple question, I hope:
I want to form for a 10x8' concrete pad for a shed. The spot I want the shed in has a bit of a slope. I believe it to be about 4-5" over a 10' run. The problem thus is how to build the forms to take out the slope in the grade. I imagine a 2x4 in the back (high end) and a 2x6 in the front (low end) but what is the best way to get the sides to go from 4" to 6". Of course I may be way off in my thinking and would appreciate any other thoughts. Thanks. -- edee em I know the truth is out there, but I like to stay in... |
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