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Fixing greenhouse base?
Just bought 2nd hand aluminium green house - Eden 8 x 10
I am pouring a concrete base for this tomorrow ... all plants will be grown in containers/pots. Just thinking about what/how to fit base to slab. Previous owner has it fitted to 2x1 battens. Thinking is that I fix 2"x2" treated wood to slab and then fit frame to that ........ as it won't be in contact with ground, hoping it will have a long life. I could chamfer edges to help water shedding. Not sure whether I would gain anything by fitting a DPC under the timber. Only other option would be to lay a course of bricks ... but would seem a lot of faff. Any better ideas. |
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