Proposal 2

Concrete Slabs laid in a Sand Bed:
An effective and economical solution can be achieved by using paving slabs laid in a bed of sand.
Paving slabs are available in a variety of colours and finishes from almost every Home worker- and DIY market. Even when the paving slabs are firmly and evenly stamped down in a bed of sand we would still recommend the use of the Biohort Floor Frame (attention: please ensure that a plastic-sheet is placed underneath the sand to protect against rising damp).
Installation

Concrete slabs installed with Floor Frame
Concrete slabs installed without floor frame

Preparation Work

1. Earth is removed from the erection site (lawn or soil) to a depth of roughly 5 cm. (Floor Frame size plus desired all round clearance).

Where the ground is uneven or the shed is to be erected into a slope or hillside, sufficient compensation must be made in
advance to ensure a level foundation.

2. Plastic sheet should be laid out and the foundation pit filled to within 3 cm of the top edge of the pit with fine gravel.

(Depth of the concrete slabs should be at least 4 cm).

3. The gravel should be evenly distributed throughout the pit.

The concrete slabs may now be laid in the gravel and levelled with with the aid of a spirit level and a rubber mallet.

External dimensions of Floor Frame:

Shed size

Length in cm

Width in cm

1

150

78

2

150

150

2A

222

78

3

222

150

4

222

222

4A

294

150

5

294

222

6

222

294

7

294

294

Accessories and options for the Biohort Europa metal garden shed may only be purchased with a Biohort Europa shed for inclusivedelivery.

All orders are acknowledged with a written receipt ofpurchase and you will be contacted prior to delivery. Delivery willnormally be made within 14-21 working days from receipt of your order,though this may vary throughout the season. Please contact us now is delivery time is critical.

Any problems relating to theproduct must be reported within 7 days from receipt of delivery. Anyclaim being made must be supported by your receipt of purchase.

Concrete slabs installed with Floor Frame		Concrete slabs installed without floor frame

Preparation Work
		1. Earth is removed from the erection site (lawn or soil) to a depth of roughly 5 cm. (Floor Frame size plus desired all round clearance). Where the ground is uneven or the shed is to be erected into a slope or hillside, sufficient compensation must be made in advance to ensure a level foundation.
		2. Plastic sheet should be laid out and the foundation pit filled to within 3 cm of the top edge of the pit with fine gravel. (Depth of the concrete slabs should be at least 4 cm).
		3. The gravel should be evenly distributed throughout the pit. The concrete slabs may now be laid in the gravel and levelled with with the aid of a spirit level and a rubber mallet.

Shed size	Length in cm	Width in cm
1	150	78
2	150	150
2A	222	78
3	222	150
4	222	222
4A	294	150
5	294	222
6	222	294
7	294	294

Proposal 2

1. Earth is removed from the erection site (lawn or soil) to a depth of roughly 5 cm. (Floor Frame size plus desired all round clearance). Where the ground is uneven or the shed is to be erected into a slope or hillside, sufficient compensation must be made in advance to ensure a level foundation.

2. Plastic sheet should be laid out and the foundation pit filled to within 3 cm of the top edge of the pit with fine gravel. (Depth of the concrete slabs should be at least 4 cm).

1. Earth is removed from the erection site (lawn or soil) to a depth of roughly 5 cm. (Floor Frame size plus desired all round clearance).

Where the ground is uneven or the shed is to be erected into a slope or hillside, sufficient compensation must be made in
advance to ensure a level foundation.

2. Plastic sheet should be laid out and the foundation pit filled to within 3 cm of the top edge of the pit with fine gravel.

(Depth of the concrete slabs should be at least 4 cm).