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BS BIG SMOOTH Tiki Socialite Manchester UK Joined: Jan 12, 2014 Posts: 109	BS BIG SMOOTH Posted posted on Wed, Sep 25, 2019 4:00 AM Once the ground was leave and firm I added another layer of sand and smoothed it out for the membrane to go down. I went with a foundation called Eco Base! Rather than use concrete! It worked out well and was cheaper! When the eco base grid is down you fill it full of gravel and it gives you a solid base to build on! Disaster struck tho! The wheel on the wheel barrow broke on the first load and spilled the gravel all over the grass! I had to go out and try and find a new wheel as I had borrowed the barrow of my Neighbour! I couldn’t find a spare wheel anywhere! So ended up buying a whole new barrow as I had nearly 4 tones of gravel to move!

Once the ground was leave and firm I added another layer of sand and smoothed it out for the membrane to go down.
I went with a foundation called Eco Base! Rather than use concrete! It worked out well and was cheaper!
When the eco base grid is down you fill it full of gravel and it gives you a solid base to build on! Disaster struck tho! The wheel on the wheel barrow broke on the first load and spilled the gravel all over the grass! I had to go out and try and find a new wheel as I had borrowed the barrow of my Neighbour! I couldn’t find a spare wheel anywhere! So ended up buying a whole new barrow as I had nearly 4 tones of gravel to move!

Post #797596 by BIG SMOOTH on Wed, Sep 25, 2019 4:00 AM