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How To Level A Garden Using Sleepers. Choose the right spot to lay the garden sleepers. Prepare the sleepers for the required dimensions. Garden sleepers have become one of the most popular ways to define spaces within a garden, including steps, flower bed edging, raised planters and even benches. There are various ways to shape a sloped garden but this article will cover a two tiered garden. Practical tips to lay sleepers in your garden. Taller tiers will need steel posts. Using sleepers in your garden to create borders and walls is a great use of garden zoning, which is the technique of creating distinct 'rooms' or sections within your garden. The highest rise you should aim for will be a comfortable 150mm. In this guide, we look at how to lay garden sleepers to make the Create levels and lay the sleepers. Level the bottom of your trench using a spade or a garden rake. A level base prevents sleepers from tilting over time. This method can be used for tiers of up to 1m height. The levels will be created in the easiest way possible using a wooden sleeper retaining wall. Dig shallow trenches around the edges.

The highest rise you should aim for will be a comfortable 150mm. Practical tips to lay sleepers in your garden. In this guide, we look at how to lay garden sleepers to make the A level base prevents sleepers from tilting over time. There are various ways to shape a sloped garden but this article will cover a two tiered garden. Create levels and lay the sleepers. Dividing the height of the slope by this number should give you a. This method can be used for tiers of up to 1m height. Taller tiers will need steel posts. Garden sleepers have become one of the most popular ways to define spaces within a garden, including steps, flower bed edging, raised planters and even benches.

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How To Level A Garden Using Sleepers Prepare the sleepers for the required dimensions. The levels will be created in the easiest way possible using a wooden sleeper retaining wall. Taller tiers will need steel posts. Prepare the sleepers for the required dimensions. Using sleepers in your garden to create borders and walls is a great use of garden zoning, which is the technique of creating distinct 'rooms' or sections within your garden. In this guide, we look at how to lay garden sleepers to make the This method can be used for tiers of up to 1m height. Level the bottom of your trench using a spade or a garden rake. Create levels and lay the sleepers. Choose the right spot to lay the garden sleepers. A level base prevents sleepers from tilting over time. Garden sleepers have become one of the most popular ways to define spaces within a garden, including steps, flower bed edging, raised planters and even benches. The highest rise you should aim for will be a comfortable 150mm. There are various ways to shape a sloped garden but this article will cover a two tiered garden. Dig shallow trenches around the edges. Dividing the height of the slope by this number should give you a.