New Russian Enclosure

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lynnedit

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Len said:
After I ask the question I thought about using vinyl siding for the walls, if I use the 16 in tiles and some lumber, say 2x4s to strengthen the siding and set the siding attached to the 2x4s on the tiles, I will still have at least 12 inches of tile inside the enclosure, I will be able to caulk (glue) the vinyl siding to the tiles, so they can't move. I set bird baths, large flower pots, etc on tiles in the yard and after they set for awhile they are hard to move and get up. -I think it may work-

Sounds like a plan!
 

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lynnedit said:
2.Another suggestion is pounding in 12" rebar down every 4" or so. This is an alternative to digging a deep trench and lining it with concrete or wire. This is a bit easier to do before you have walls, but I have managed.

This was a great idea and it was what I ended up doing. So far just along the back wall into the neighbor's yards.
 
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