yea seriously,. frost level is 6' but for such a small project i don't think il need to go so deep !!!! just trying to trade thoughts if you don't mindFirst doll houses now this...
Seriously, whats the depth required to get below the frost line in your area? I take it no permits are required - If they are I am sure the BI would be glad to tell you
those were my thoughts too thanks:thumbsup:Go down 16'' and call it a day, i know everyone likes to promote the FROSTLINE:no:, but 36'' down for a flower bed--F-that. You may get a little movement, but its a flower bed. G
we get some cold winters here in ohio6' - no flippin way
Well Gene's the man especially when dealing with concrete - 16" it is (funny that's what we always used in AZ, & I use here in AL)
actually imma very good bricklayer and have been one for 15 years .. the flower bed will be at my home ......The fact that your asking suggests you not much of a mason.
Sorry, but maybe you recall a little song you sang as a child about the wise man and his house on the rock. :whistling
Not trying to be a jerk, but why would you put your name on a flower bed that will surely fail sooner than later?
Dick is correct about the frost line also.
yes ur right 3' is the magic number my mistakemasonking -
I suggest you double check the frost depth for Cleveland. Most charts show it at about 30" and not 6'.
Even in northern Minnesota the depth is only 60". - This about the deepest in the country.
small lilies, perennials , and hostas nothing to muchWhat kind of flowers are ya planting?
