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So it is time for me to get off my butt and put up the lattice around my shed. My question is recommendations on attaching. Around the top, it is easy, the bottom is the question.
I could go the lazy route and buy landscaping timbers, put a 12 inch spike through it and attach the lattice. I could just throw the timbers on the ground, but that just doesn't seem right. It's not like the lattice is going to move or take any load. I though about hammering in wood stakes... one at each end, and one in the middle and then attaching to it, but I think that is out. I keep ending back at landscaping timbers, with a spike to hold it in place.
So the question is, what should I attach the bottom part of the lattice too?
Shed 12 X 20
one side of shed is 2 inch off the ground going towards back which is 12 inches off the ground.
other side is 3 feet going to 4 feet.
Yup, really, yes, this is sitting on the side of a hill. Sounds worse than it actually is.
I could go the lazy route and buy landscaping timbers, put a 12 inch spike through it and attach the lattice. I could just throw the timbers on the ground, but that just doesn't seem right. It's not like the lattice is going to move or take any load. I though about hammering in wood stakes... one at each end, and one in the middle and then attaching to it, but I think that is out. I keep ending back at landscaping timbers, with a spike to hold it in place.
So the question is, what should I attach the bottom part of the lattice too?
Shed 12 X 20
one side of shed is 2 inch off the ground going towards back which is 12 inches off the ground.
other side is 3 feet going to 4 feet.
Yup, really, yes, this is sitting on the side of a hill. Sounds worse than it actually is.