"Paul Luton" wrote in message
. uk...
Happymeow wrote:
Hi,

I just bought a 6*6 greenhouse from Argos and it came with a steel
base. However the instruction for the metal plates that use to connect
the base and the ground is first dig 4 deep holes in the ground and
attached the plates to the 4 corners of the steel base, then greenhouse
goes on top.

I went to Wickes yesterday trying to find some smaller metal plate to
connect the corners of the steel base but nothing fit!

My problem is because i am not putting my greenhouse on the grass/soil,
and i am planning put it on my paving. So it is possible of not using
the base at all and just leave my greenhouse on my paving? Any advice
welcome/

Use a hacksaw to cut off the anchor parts of the corner connectors. That
was the recommendation for our greenhouse if placing on paving.

Paul

--
CTC Right to Ride Rep. for Richmond upon Thames

Or you could remove the four paving slabs that lay under the four corners &
fix with cement mix in the holes and cut/refit paving or infill with gravel
?
Or cut 4 holes out of the paving, remove soil ,slot in greenhouse & backfill
with cement mix.

Or as already suggested remove anchor points and fix with screws through
base into paving.

Regards Keith