Course you have to put a base down, you massive spaz
Have you got any idea how much glass weighs? Fucksake, fucking amateurs, afraid of a little bit of work.
Just dig down six inches, put a polythene membrane down, shutter the sides with scaffold boards and throw in a ton of sand, mixing in cement dust in a 13/1 ratio. Then hose it down with water and trowel it flat. Run a bass boom over it if you want the rough effect. Piece of fucking cake and jobs a good'un, you lazy tosser.
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Have you got any idea how much glass weighs? Fucksake, fucking amateurs, afraid of a little bit of work.
Just dig down six inches, put a polythene membrane down, shutter the sides with scaffold boards and throw in a ton of sand, mixing in cement dust in a 13/1 ratio. Then hose it down with water and trowel it flat. Run a bass boom over it if you want the rough effect. Piece of fucking cake and jobs a good'un, you lazy tosser.
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I'm hoping that his wife catches him referring to her as 'the wife' and kicks him out.
It would serve the fucker right.
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It would serve the fucker right.
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Hosing and troweling is going a bit far, I'd just use a bucket and a broom or rake handle. Fuck it.
Dunno if you'd need a ton of sand, you could use a cement calculator to work out how much shit you need.
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Dunno if you'd need a ton of sand, you could use a cement calculator to work out how much shit you need.
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A cubic metre of concrete is a tonne and a half of ballast, give or take
So he'd get a 2 x 2 metre base six inches thick. If he needs a bigger greenhouse than that, he's the most almighty cunt there ever was.
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So he'd get a 2 x 2 metre base six inches thick. If he needs a bigger greenhouse than that, he's the most almighty cunt there ever was.
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I've got this thing like a green-cupboard. It's got 3 or 4 shelves about 12' by 3'. It's good for cacti and poorly houseplants, but basically becomes a steam coocker if you're not careful.
If you've only got a dozen pitcher plants and whatnot, that could sort you out.
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If you've only got a dozen pitcher plants and whatnot, that could sort you out.
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