And so, I got a couple of quotes for a concrete base to be fitted.
And was staggered at the cost.
And so, with help from a friend, I did it myself.
We measured and we measured again.
Then we calculated how much ballast and cement we would need.
Over two days, we dug out the ground and levelled it as much as possible. Then – by shovel and wheelbarrow – we shifted two tonnes of concrete mix.
And then we ran out.
It was close, though!
Well done. Maybe just a couple bags of ready mix from round the corner will do the trick. Hopefully you will not see many paw prints in it.
No paw prints, Al, but there is a boot print, where I slipped and nearly fell face-first into the cement!
This looks like for a XL shed
Hmm… more of an L, I would say. 🙂
Did you enjoy doing it though?
Why does your comment show it being posted at 8.45pm before it is even 8.40pm?
She’s ahead of her time, Alan.
HAHAHAHAHA!
test comment for time
I am still working at British Summer Time – I have no truck with GMT as it makes the world dark! 11/11/2019 @ 19.42
Is that shed up yet?
All being well, it is being delivered today, Frances.
Watch this space!
In fact, they have just pulled up outside!
…but no shed!
Yet.