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A small outdoor pad can be built within 2 days and cost you under $100. Landscape timbers are inexpensive and easy to work with. The grade can be built up and tamped level from free dirt on your property. It makes an excellent spot for a yurt or gazebo. | A small outdoor pad can be built within 2 days and cost you under $100. Landscape timbers are inexpensive and easy to work with. The grade can be built up and tamped level from free dirt on your property. It makes an excellent spot for a yurt or gazebo. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
#Purchase your landscape timbers, steel rod (rebar), and landscape spikes (giant nails). Landscape timbers come in 8' lengths, so to make things easy, with less cutting, try a pad that's in dimensions of 8' or 12', such as 8' x 8', 8' x 12', or 12' x 12'. The above pad is 12' x 12'. Anything much larger and you will need 'deadmen' laid into the pad for lateral stability. | #Purchase your landscape timbers, steel rod (rebar), and landscape spikes (giant nails). Landscape timbers come in 8' lengths, so to make things easy, with less cutting, try a pad that's in dimensions of 8' or 12', such as 8' x 8', 8' x 12', or 12' x 12'. The above pad is 12' x 12'. Anything much larger and you will need 'deadmen' laid into the pad for lateral stability. |