Would it be better if you made these first and let them dry so you can tap them in place in the sand to make them level
1320098
I don't think it's a good idea. hard to make it level for such a big surface. the point to use this is you don't need sand level, so save you work and money.
1936924
Yes it sand the top rod is adjustable to you should be good. hould work fine,. As long as the grommet tops aren't tiny they should slide right in so you should be good sizewise.
973424
I've never tried it but I would think if you don't fill all the way they should be fine. They're pretty sturdy.
12269
I think it would probably be somewhat helpful in the sand. You might have to build up the sand behind it.
1941740
Yes, I like to clean them well first. Clean the outside of the bottom with a long soak in alcohol. Then fill them. You can only do this about 2 times and then get new ones.
1769572
I haven't tried that but I would say yes. They will actually pass a tiny bit of sand through so I'd assume that water would pass OK, might be slow.
1977335
Most were fairly smooth. Some were very unfinished looking- maybe 20-30 out of the 100. I probably would not use them on their own, but you could. Maybe if you were willing to use a fine sandpaper you could get the smoothness you are looking for.
1920851
You would have to use a very light touch. They are not cut very deeply. I think you would have to experiment a bit.
741281
If the ground is very solid its OK . water always spills out and they will sink if it's not a solid base. . to make sure there OK I would put padio blocks under each. Make sure u just don't place them down on the surface. Make them level with the ground!!!!!
424845
Absolutely. Just make sure they are clean and totally dry... no problem. What are you using the application for... other than "on bricks"? Birdbath... dog house...??? Give me a better idea and I can better advise. -Big.
1956919
It would depend how rough the surface is. If it's not too rough, you'd be fine. If you're concerned, you could put something over them.
372644
They should but I would recommend not filling them as full as you would on level ground
175802
I think it would all depend on how uneven it is. Can you sand the transition area to smooth it out first ? If so, then I think it would work.
1520381
Yes. You have to roll them up real tight and stick them in the little slit in the bottom. I know that sounded dirty but it's how to do it.
865938
Yes, but it would take quite awhile to do so. I'd use a sander or a band saw to do most of the work first.
315760
I would as the heat helps in the process and they will need to be watered down occasionally. I think it would be better to start them in the spring.
228492
Since we live on a hillside we had someone come level the ground with a machine. So we had to put sand beneath because of the exposed rocks in our area. You'll need about an extra foot around for the supports.