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  • The concrete footings were pretty difficult to keep level, although I did manage to keep them all within 10mm and the base pads have double screws, which allow for up to 60mm of height change - I used a water level to re-level once everything was squared up

  • How did you level them to begin with? And are those feet the ones for decking frames? You reckon they'll hold the weight ok?

    I'll PM you now with my email address.

  • How did you level them to begin with?

    I used a water level (basically a hose and clear graduated tube) - I took one footing as a datum, and levelled the top of each cardboard form. problems crept in trying to get the concrete pour to the right level - Time constraints, slightly different hole volume, and one form being just over a safe mixer load, meant that I didn't always have the right amount of mix.

    The feet are for timber buildings - each one can take 450kg, so I'm well within tolerance

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