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how to secure timbers for playground
Can anyone help here-- how would you go about securing landscape timbers
around a playground (or anywhere) so that they STAY DOWN and cannot be easily moved. |
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how to secure timbers for playground
On Thu, 10 Apr 2003 19:21:16 -0500, Carlton Clay wrote:
Can anyone help here-- how would you go about securing landscape timbers around a playground (or anywhere) so that they STAY DOWN and cannot be easily moved. Well depending the type of use, it depends. I've used 6x6x8 foot timbers that were placed 2 inches in the ground and back filled. I took a 1/2 paddle bit and drilled a hole 2 feet. Then I pounded 18 inch long re-bar through the holes. Might seem a bit over board, but it was for a daycare client and it had to last. -- http://yard-works.netfirms.com |
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