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The ground the kids Playhouse is on is sloped. It currently has wood and paving slabs to make it levelish as a place holder, but I need to make the ground under each footing the same height to put an Ecobase tile under each leg.
What is a good strategy for doing this?
Normally I'd use a long bit of straight timber. But in this case I don't need (or want) to level the whole area - just make each footing the same level.
I was wondering about getting a long bit of wood then screwing two smaller pieces the same length at each end at a right angle then put a spirt level on top.
Hopefully that makes sense.
Will that work? Is there another obvious / common method?
Cheers.