What size concrete blocks do u need?
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It depends on how much wind you normally get. I put 30 pound pavers on all 4 corners and then 45 pounders (2) on top of the pavers just to be safe. Make sure that it is level where you set it - if not you will get more movement out of the base - When heavy storms are expected, the umbrella itself is easy enough to take off and store in the house.
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get the 2in.x30ft.it will be enough to do both boards with a little left over.
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Don't know the manufacturer, but you can use any size slab. I made mine using a plywood core and tongue & groove cedar. It's about 40" wide so I'd have a little overlap on each side when it was closed.
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They are approximately 7 1/2' long, by 3 1/2" wide, by 2 1/2" tall. You should use a concrete mix with fibers because the bricks are only as tall as they are. I love mine, by the way. Here is a gallery of some of the steps I went through to do it. https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.3098345737956.2129999.1243506879&type;=3 I didn't put up the finished pictures yet. But I went with oil based polyurethane and sand/topping mix from Quickrete. I think it came out really nicely.
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The largest block is 5 1/2 x 2 3/4 inches. The smallest block is about 3 inches. It is a good sized set. It is enough for two kids to play nicely. :)
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They are a variety of sizes from 1 inch square to 3 inches long on the bigger blocks.
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It is about eight times the size of the smaller blocks and they are about the size of your palm....if that helps any
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I Cut a 3" X 4" X 8" Concrete Paving Brick in half with one pass, with room to spare.I estimate it will cut close to 4 inches with one pass. Plenty of water is essential for a beautiful cut.
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No but calculate size required buy only what you need excellent drill does a 1/2 X 3 inch hole in about 25 seconds into concrete.
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The size listed is not correct (15" x 9" x 1.5"). The actual dimensions are 12"x8". I purchased 2- 8" x 6" x 2" blocks and they fit perfectly.
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We use small cinder blocks...the legs fit in the middle and we have not had any issues
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The blocks I have are 1" cubes and are designed to stimulate art patterns .Growing up (in the 50's )we had a set and we designed quilt squares .My set has 36 blocks .The new ,I believe ,have 25 . Our 3 year olds loved Lincoln Logs ,just have fun !
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Hmmm was probably 30" h and about that wide but only 4 or 5 " thick .. The blocks were flat as they need to be folded into the brick shape.
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Hi Charles, I added 3 extentions on mine making it an 8 X 17.5 feet. I was about 3 inches too long and 2 inches too wide when I was done. I got 8 "large" ( 104 lbs each) concrete blocks with a 4 X 4 bracket in it. I buried the blocks with just the bracket above ground. I used 18 foot 4 X 4's cutting them down as required, I took great care in making them level end to end and cross wise, I also used a string X style from corner to corner and squared it up. I then ran a row of cement bricks down the center, attaching 2x4 then a 4x4 every 2 feet between the side rails. I covered it with 3/4 plywood painting both sides (went to paint store and got throw away paint customer had brought back) the nailed it down. Followed the instructions I had a helper, building was completed in 7 hours. So answer to your question, lay out your floor on your drive way snap it together then measure it that will give you the exact size of the floor. I used a 4x4 inch flashing sliding it under the edge of the floor and letting hang down over the outside of the 4x4 floor frame. Put your time in on the foundation/floor the rest will go easy. My help was a young fellow, we stood the wall panels up in the slots on the floor, he put a hand on each corner then jumped up and let his weight pull the panels down, no hammer, went fast. Love my shed Steve Humphrey
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the tray is wide enough for a 8 inch cement block. I put on 2 of them loaded with cement and it was good. I used it on my lawn plus walking trails no problems it just works thoughing special but the price was right
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Any size ok! Trick is to measure it on a head then staple to reinforce it, the glue won't last.
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2 typical cinderblocks is adequate. The inside width of the tray wich holds the weight is 8 inches.