Can I pour concrete into the individual squares on this frame?
822066
The frame uses the walls of the shed as a border, the frame is light and there is a big gap between the frame and door area, I don't think the walls or frame would hold concrete in. I think pouring a slab first would alleviate the need for the frame completely.
822067
That would really not make any sense. You would be better of to pour a pad then set shed on top
158729
squares but it isn't any good. the paper peeled off the tile even before I got it done. had to take it all back up 100.00 wasted.good luck
517153
Yes, easily. The pen n house assemble separately. U would put them together as the final step. If u were going to expand it I would say get ur frame built with 1x2s to bring it out. I would say though that they only downfall would be that it would become much more difficult to move.
1378977
Yes, i have it like this. I bought 2 sets (8 squares). It looks really Nice, Im very Happy with purchase
1872636
Where the frame is drilled to accept the screws built into glass will not line up so it cannot be done just by the tops. However, looking at mine right now, I don't see why you couldn't alter the way you put it together and just swapped the whole frame side to side.
1646759
Sure you can! But you are limited on the thickness of the metal !!! I'll recommend 1/16 or less! Take you time!Absolutely no "concrete"
1249474
If you put both together they would make that square. However, they are separate. I have mine one over the other so they are one long panel on the back of a pantry cabinet that was added on. You could do them in whatever configuration you desired. They're very versatile. As long as you can screw into the six places (one at each corner and one on each long side) it will stay where you put it.
2149659
The frames as received do not have embedded wire in the foundation. There are pre-drilled holes in case you want to do this yourself. However the foundation seems to be rigid enough and secure in the grooves cut at the top and bottom of the frame to allow the frames to be used in a centrifuge.
1064527
Of course it can be rectangular, also triangular, square, and freeform. Each frame is hinged to swing almost 360 so many shapes are possible to fit specific needs.
1232361
No. You frame around the niche with your cement board. You have to use 1/2" board to match the height of the lip on the niche. It comes with good detailed instructions.
983846
Yes you can, because I accidentally did that whIle assembling haha. I had to fix it because the back of the short side of cubes has unfinished parts and looked shabby, but if it's against the wall it won't show.
1202711
Use a utility knife and go around the edges of the knock out piece you want then use a plier to take it out bending it back and forth. I didn't know how to do it either and had a tile guy show me how to do it. ; ) It works perfectly that way.
969396
I believe you can. You will notice it doesn't line up with the frame very well. No hardware is included either.
1404154
This was the answer to my problem...I bolted to concrete..not sure what structure framing is available to you....but it better be substantial.
350100
The answer is no but you can build it smaller or in different order of spaces
43000
If you wanted to set up two "A" frames with a 4x6 span then no. You only have enough brackets in this kit to set up one "A" frame.
249549
No. Use 2"X4"X8' or 6' lumber. Be selective in the grade of lumber you choose. I do not recommend framing or construction grades. I have made several of these for my married children and made that mistake only once. I had to rebuild that one after less than a year. Also, finish with a spar or marine varnish, or better, for the best results. Three coats minimum.