Each pier required digging a 2- or 3-foot deep hole. Two days of hacking out rocks and roots, that is, since this is New England, not the beautiful stone-free lawn shown in the how-to book. Then 8" cardboard tubes were set on gravel, leveled, and surrounded with backfill. There are 400 (dry!) pounds of concrete in those four piers, believe it or not.
Monday, July 9, 2007
Grunt Work
Each pier required digging a 2- or 3-foot deep hole. Two days of hacking out rocks and roots, that is, since this is New England, not the beautiful stone-free lawn shown in the how-to book. Then 8" cardboard tubes were set on gravel, leveled, and surrounded with backfill. There are 400 (dry!) pounds of concrete in those four piers, believe it or not.
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