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Garden pillars

Hannibal · 2013-07-30 22:34:00

I'm planning on getting two pillars at the front of my garden. I'd say they'd be roughly about 3.5 or 4 feet tall and the width of a block square. What type of foundation would I need for this ie width and depth.. I'm not the brickie but I just want a help on the prep work. I notice my neighbours pillar is slightly leaning…

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I'm planning on getting two pillars at the front of my garden. I'd say they'd be roughly about 3.5 or 4 feet tall and the width of a block square. What type of foundation would I need for this ie width and depth.. I'm not the brickie but I just want a help on the prep work. I notice my neighbours pillar is slightly leaning inwards

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#2 30-07-2013 10:49pm

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Foundations for anything (even a pillar) fall into the structural category and we dont allow discussion on structural elements Im afraid.

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