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Apr 27, 2012 11:05 AM CST
Name: tarev
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My hubby has been doing prop for some hanging baskets..maybe you can do something similar..I just do not know how heavy your statue is..if you have a more even place to put it in...I have such a small place so I have to confine any structure within the perimeter of a planter Big Grin Obviously your statue will be heavier, but you can try doing this post pedestal, using quick dry cement..or maybe reinfornce some more underneath with some pavers.
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We got this really heavy water feature, but it came with the equally heavy stand. Maybe some water feature sellers may have a similar stand you can use for your statue.

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