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05-15-2006, 09:27

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What can I put along the foundation of A pole building to prevent wee

I've down almost exactly what Murf is recommending for my building.

I went with thick plastic under the following: 8 x 16 x 1 blocks about 20 inches from the perimiter of the building. Between the blocks and the building colored lava rocks.

This solved two issues - mud splashing up on the side of the building, and I can easily mow around it, as there is an 8" buffer of block between the rocks and the grass.

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What can I put along the foundation of A pole building to prevent wee

Yikes, and to think I never installed a barrier that let water through that didn't eventually let the weeds through.

Yes, you must be careful with plastic. Luckily, my application had about 4-6" of slope away from the building (over the 20" so water puddles aren't an issue.

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What can I put along the foundation of A pole building to prevent wee

I have to chime in here...

I have plastic under my gravel (lava rock), and I'm going on year 4 - and I haven't pulled a weed yet. No pesticides needed - as nothing grows there.

I know different people have different experiences, but if you put a high quality landscape cloth or plastic under your gravel you should have very little, if any, issues.

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Yikes, and to think I never installed a barrier that let water through that didn't eventually let the weeds through. Yes, you must be careful with plastic. Luckily, my application had about 4-6" of slope away from the building (over the 20" so water puddles aren't an issue.

Yikes, and to think I never installed a barrier that let water through that didn't eventually let the weeds through.

Yes, you must be careful with plastic. Luckily, my application had about 4-6" of slope away from the building (over the 20" so water puddles aren't an issue.