mcutler
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Concrete Retaining wall advice (using bunker/mafia/bin block)
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jeepinmatt
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But that implies there's not a bunch of other crap in the shed
mcutler
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Never have I ever.
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farmboy
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Agreed on the big shed. 12' wide is nice to back into easily and you can still store things on the wall as needed.
I need to get some bunker blocks eventually also. Used some large cedar logs to build a mock retaining wall and flatten the corner pad in front of my shop to park the trailer and have more turn around space. The bunker blocks seem to be a much more permanent solution.
I need to get some bunker blocks eventually also. Used some large cedar logs to build a mock retaining wall and flatten the corner pad in front of my shop to park the trailer and have more turn around space. The bunker blocks seem to be a much more permanent solution.