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Levelling an area for a shed
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majorwally
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My garden is roughly 40 x 15 ft and at the end I am having a shed put up.
I need to level the ground and ive dug up the grass and levelled as best I can so far.
Now, do I make my levelled area level as in all paving slabs are level or do I follow the slight incline of the garden?
And,what do I use to level, what is hardcore if it's that?
How much would I need for an 8x6 shed
I need to level the ground and ive dug up the grass and levelled as best I can so far.
Now, do I make my levelled area level as in all paving slabs are level or do I follow the slight incline of the garden?
And,what do I use to level, what is hardcore if it's that?
How much would I need for an 8x6 shed
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The shed should sit on a level surface. otherwise it will look odd. Cheap slabs set on beds of compacted earth and rubble, topped with sand and cement might be all that's needed:
http://www.easyshed.co.uk/shed-help/preparation
For a modest shed, that should be perfect. Loads of tips and videos online.0 -
i am in the process of doing this with a metal shed we inherited from the previous owners of our house and was situated on a muddy slope without any levelling...
1. i dug a level area of the appropriate size.
2. 'Laid' bricks/halfbricks from a wall i demolished into the hole.
3. Sand.
4. DPM.
5. Weak sand/cement & on top paving slabs from gumtree at £1 each.0
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