Hi guys
a friend of mine wants me to lay the ground for a shed they have on order. There is a slight slope that has thick tree roots on the surface . I'm wondering the best way to prepare a level ground surface to put the shed on .Its actually going to be a play home for his daughter and will need to be dry.The shed has an integral board floor.
Will I need to lay the shed on to a base of paving slabs and do these need to cover the whole floor area or can I get away with slabs just where the shed walls are, and whats the best way to contain the slabs on the slight slope does a frame of wood make sense so that I can build up to the horizontal flat level and float over the tree roots.
any ideas would be appreciated.
a friend of mine wants me to lay the ground for a shed they have on order. There is a slight slope that has thick tree roots on the surface . I'm wondering the best way to prepare a level ground surface to put the shed on .Its actually going to be a play home for his daughter and will need to be dry.The shed has an integral board floor.
Will I need to lay the shed on to a base of paving slabs and do these need to cover the whole floor area or can I get away with slabs just where the shed walls are, and whats the best way to contain the slabs on the slight slope does a frame of wood make sense so that I can build up to the horizontal flat level and float over the tree roots.
any ideas would be appreciated.