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When it comes to innovative DIY projects, Mel C.'s pergola build stands out as a great example of creativity and craftsmanship. Using the Deck Foot Anchor, Mel constructed a stunning pergola on a paver foundation, showcasing the product’s versatility and reliability.
For his project, Mel removed the paver stones, drilled into the gravel below, and used the galvanized convex load plate for ground contact. He then filled the gap with pea stone, creating a solid and stable foundation for his pergola.
At the time of this project, Mel may not have been aware of our flat load plate, which is specifically designed to sit on top of pavers.
However, he may have preferred this method, as both approaches are acceptable ways to install the Deck Foot Anchor for a pergola.
His method highlights the product’s adaptability to different installation preferences and site conditions.
Mel’s ten-minute video takes you through his pergola build step by step, showcasing how he used the Deck Foot Anchor to bring his vision to life. If you’re planning a DIY project of your own, this video is sure to inspire you:
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"I thought you guys might get a kick out of my DIY projects."
- Mel C.
Mel’s project is a testament to how the Deck Foot Anchor can be used in a variety of applications and site conditions, giving DIY enthusiasts the freedom to build with confidence.
Whether you're building a pergola, deck, or another outdoor structure, the Deck Foot Anchor is the versatile solution you need.
With options like the flat load plate for pavers and the convex load plate for direct ground contact, we’ve got your project covered.
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