

When you have chosen the location for your hoop and you have the necessary concrete from your local home improvement product store, you will cut a hole into your existing concrete that is 24″ diameter by 36″ deep. Then you will place the plate and J-bolts into the hole and pour cement into the hole. You will want at least 15″ of the poles to be buried in concrete, so it may help to mark the pole 15″ from the bottom. Using a leveler will help you to know your pole is inserted properly, straight up and down. If your pole is in pieces, you will need to wait 72 hours before attaching the remaining pieces of the pole to the piece that is inserted into the concrete.




Buying overpriced landscaping pieces and tools is counterproductive if your goal is to increase the value of the house. That’s why it’s important to find discounted mulch, plants, tools, and so on. While such items are an investment, avoid spending more than you must! To keep your toilets clean, pour bleach inside the bowl. Bleaching your toilets may smell bad for a while, but it will decrease your chance of getting sick and spreading germs as well as making your toilet nice and shiny. Scented bleach can also help keep the odor at bay.