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Morning y’all

 

Looks cold out there

 

I have some 5/8" and 3/4". Once you get it on the ground they set really easy, more durable than concrete and impervious to just about any kind of chemical. I doubt any kind of machine with rubber feet would ever move. No border, no tamping, no mess, no fuss. The one's I just bought are 4'x6'.

 

https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/4-ft-x-6-ft-x-3-4-in-thick-rubber-stall-mat

 

I did this and no I do not have frost but we do get summer "rains"

2-4" rock as a base then 3/8" under the blocks for shim & compaction...topped by the 1-2" to keep things in place and appeal to the eye....


And yes that is grass and leaves on the ground I behaved and did not pan towards the Riva' for that view



Almost forgot.....my "Lil Pad" even endured this Bitch called Irma too...

 

There is a concrete pad that AC installers use under the compressor. Not sure if it's large enough for the generator but it's one piece.

 

Yea but it’s foam inside

 

We got our heavy rain after dark. Just spitted a good bit of the day

shouldn't you clean the mower deck BEFORE putting it away?

Make a small deck on concrete blocks https://www.lowes.com/pd/Common-7-i...5-in-x-10-375-in-Concrete-Deck-Block/50113084

afternoon boys n' girls

found a new person to add to ignore list.....

 

It’s all about the bass about the bass about the bass.
Going to do a little more today then I’ll let it sit for a week and let it settle then decide if I’m going to put a mat or something under it .

 

That’ll work
You have the materials

 

I shoot defensive shotgun so keepin my face glued to the stock is not a problem for me

 

i know some of you are car buffs. this guy was sittin on my road slumped in seat. i thought oh shit. he had car hooked to a computer and was tuning i guess. this thing purred. the cam was awsome. badge said 396

 

Ah, if you already own the material, just keep going. Anything you do is going to be better than nothing and people have been using those pavers forever and never have to look back. My mind went to you not having material already and starting from zero.

For work and those tables, I'd like to pour a concrete pad then put the rubber pad between that and the tables. Then the contractor can spray off the mats to keep the mineral from creaping even more. We have a high mineral content in most of the areas around the lake and it devours concrete tables.

 

I wouldn't use any krete. Lay them down flush and flat and lock them with paver sand. I did the mower ramp for the shed 12+ years ago, still good. I put a layer of sand down first and leveled. Bricks on both sides on end to keep side to side movement to a minimum.

 

https://youtu.be/aLnZ1NQm2uk

 

When wife wants to go shoot. You go shoot!

 

Good afternoon.
Who?

 

sweet!!!!

Afternoon Rob. guy with the bouncing boobs in his sig.... sorry, not what I want to look at

 

She does a lot cool covers in different styles.

 

I knew where it was. Wasn’t going anywhere. Lol