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shed base
Hi All
I am building foundations out of bricks for a 10'x10' garden shed over an existing patio. I want the shed to sit one bricks height above the patio to allow for ventilation. Th patio is not quite level with about a 2" varience over the 10' of the shed's width. I have started laying the bricks on their sides, 2 bricks width in 6 lines, and moving to laying them flat as they go up the slope, leveling with a dry sand/cement mix. Does anyone have any advice on doing this. How level is level? Will the dry mix I am using be secure enough on top of the existing patio? Any help will be greatly appreciated. All the best Colin |
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