The simplest way is probably to lift a slab on each side and use ground screws or spikes? It will be sturdy enough unless the house is a saloon and all the cowboys want to tie their horses to the gate.
The easiest would be to lift a slab on each side and use ground screws or stakes? That would be sturdy enough unless the house is a saloon and all the cowboys need to tie their horses to the gate
Ground screws sound like a good idea. Then you don't have to drill or dig and cast. And it doesn't matter if there's a bit of a slope.
But ground screws are not something you install yourself, right?
Ground screws sound like a good idea. Then you avoid both drilling or digging and casting. And it doesn't matter either if there's a bit of a slope.
But ground screws aren't something you set by yourself, right?
Ground screws can be bought at Jula for a hundred each; whether you can screw them in yourself entirely depends on the ground conditions.
I installed 4 of them in our lawn for a climbing frame; we had about 20cm of soil and then mostly blasted rock. I bought a 30mm drill bit 900mm long and pre-drilled and broke stones with it, not fun, but I got them all down in the end, and they sit very stably.
Ground screw sounds like a good idea. Then you don't have to drill or dig and pour. And it doesn't matter if there's a bit of a slope either.
But ground screw isn't something you install yourself, right?
I've only used it in "good" conditions like soil and clay. Just screwed a piece of beam on and started whisking. It holds really well when you're at the bottom.
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