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How to Postcrete in Swing Posts (Garden / Children swing)

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How to Postcrete in Swing Posts (Garden / Children swing)

62,703 views October 25, 2017 4:04

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A short video on how we used Postcrete to cement in a kids Play Swing that was bought from Costco. It took around an hour to figure out how to do this for a novice. The garden is on a slope, so we had to dig the right hand side postholes a bit more deeper to make it level. Do let me know in the comments if you liked this, or have a suggestion on how it could have been done better.
The cement used here is Postcrete, not concrete. The way to mix this on the instruction is to pour the raw postcrete in the hole, and then pour water on it. It couldn't be more simple than that for a DIY job.

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Suj Menon DIY Builds published this 4:04 video tutorial on October 25, 2017. It has been watched 62,703 times on YouTube.

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