Firm ground not suffering from shrinkage or expansion. Rock is the firmest.
Sandy ground will require piled foundations.
Clay will require investigation into shrinkage with the seasons.
Avoid building near tall trees - especially poplars that have large root networks that can affect the foundations over time.
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Concrete is used in building a skyscraper to help make it wind proof and able to support its own weight. The building can also be earthquake safe when rods are put through the concrete to make it stable.
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Yes you can. As in a post or column situation. Technically you should find the "below ground" treatment grade. I have seen the "above ground used many times...
Don't tread on me! To tread upon the ground. Many people tread on he sidewalk each day.
No but it depends what type of material the ground's made out of
ground types because if you put water on ground it sinks
" This Building is really Standard-Type "
i dont know put the strucure un high ground
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No, a building is a building. You can put a LAN inside a building, however.
Latex paint is best for walls
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You are going to have to tear some of it up to put the pool in. the rest would depend on the strength of the concrete you have on the ground. If it is reasonably strong you could cover it with something like 20mm ply to protect it from the machinery operating on it during the building and hope for the best.
The best way to transplant Myrtle ground cover is to prepare the area where you want to plant. Dig up the soil, and make new holes for the ground cover. Use a shovel to dig up the ground cover, gently remove it from the ground and put it into the new holes. Water it well.