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Siwsan

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16. That is a concrete paver.

Reply to justaprogressive (Reply #15)

Mon Oct 2, 2023, 07:03 PM

Oct 2023

The wheels on the bottom of the crate make it difficult to elevate on anything. I've got some old fence posts that might do but they will have to be cut to size.

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Time to get prepared for weather changes [View all] Siwsan Oct 2023 OP

Nice job! 2naSalit Oct 2023 #1

I was thinking the exact same thing Siwsan Oct 2023 #6

Almost anything... 2naSalit Oct 2023 #8

Large sized padded mail pouches are moisture-resistant blm Oct 2023 #10

Tikkun Olam, my friend. You are repairing the world. thatcrowwoman Oct 2023 #2

CrowWoman, you speak eloquently for me. Polly Hennessey Oct 2023 #5

...not a criticism justaprogressive Oct 2023 #3

There's no fiberboard Siwsan Oct 2023 #4

The object the carrier is sitting on justaprogressive Oct 2023 #15

That is a concrete paver. Siwsan Oct 2023 #16

eyesight no doubt failing :) justaprogressive Oct 2023 #17

Just a thought. Nanuke Oct 2023 #7

You'd need a bunch of them... 2naSalit Oct 2023 #9

I would put a couple of regular sized bricks on top at either end, Bayard Oct 2023 #11

I wish we were closer, physically, Siwsan slightlv Oct 2023 #12

For insulation, Mr.Bill Oct 2023 #13

This message was self-deleted by its author Mr.Bill Oct 2023 #14