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May 24, 2015 4:23 PM CST
Name: Lee-Roy
Bilzen, Belgium (Zone 8a)
Region: Belgium Composter Region: Europe Ferns Hostas Irises
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More pics. So many raised beds, so much room to plant, so many opportunities, yet so little budget :p


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beckygardener said:Is that part of the roof your friend is on? Concrete roof? I am interested to know more. Here we have framing (using wood) with plywood and shingles on the roof. How do you support a concrete roof so it doesn't cave in and fall down from the weight?


It's not a concrete roof YET becky Smiling For the moment it's just wooden boards screwed onto wooden beams that are anchored in the wall with cement and covered with a roof cover on a basis of bitumen. It's just a temporary fix as I said until the new roof is installed. Then it'll be - with steel rods reinfored - concrete beams also anchored in the wall with cement. Between the beams clay pots (here we call them 'potten' litterally translated as pots :p ) are placed and on top of that concrete flooring is poured so the whole structure can adhere and is fixed in place:

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