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I can only imagine its being cast and has sunk over the years. House built in 1975, not sure when Garage. But when we moved in, prev owner blocked up the side door for some bizarre reason. She did have a forrest in the back garden so maybe she wanted more bushes or something... I can dig under...

Want to put a small bedding area. Here is a crude sketch of where.. This would be approx 2.6m x 1m. At its highest point its probably 16-20" from the ground. I was thinking of just using some 6x2. Drive some 2x2 wooden stakes in at the corners and the middle and fix the 6x2 to them. Also...

You must have some garages. I have never in my life seen a canopy roof on a garage side door. How exactly is it incorrectly installed? Its just a single brick wall. Want I want to work out is how this concrete slab is on the ****. Its obv been there for many years. But still not sure how it can...

Its a side door on a garage. There is no canopy. So are you saying I need to remove existing? Is there no way I can build on top to level it out?

I put side door back into my garage door last year after previous owner had blocked it up for some reason.. Untill now I have just had some loose bricks as a tempory step. So Now I am sorting my garden out and I need to address this step. Currently there is a concrete slab that looks completely...

Ok this is where I am at currently. Ground is quite uneven. Got most roots out. The stones at bottom of pic are just temporary they are creating a little ramp. They will be going. Still few loose stones knocking around. I read you really want 4-6 inches of good quality topsoil before laying...

Not people. That is done by very specialised riggers. I know basic rigging, making baskets and bridles etc and knowing what to look out for regarding whats right and whats not etc. I am used to putting alot of heavy PA and truss in the air, but not people! But this is all overseen by the house...

Yeah 50kg is heavy. If going bow shackles,eEnsure you fit the Bow shackles correctly. When fixing 3 points to a single shackle, the bolts go the other way round with the threaded bolt part at the bottom facing the ground, then the 2 points from the strap go at "bowed" parts. Any certifited...

Been very busy with work but time for an update. Next on the list was getting decking area done. Hounestly no experience in doing it, so read up and posted on here for advice. Originally i was going to add an angled decking, but after thinking about it more when designing the frame, I realised...