Corrugated roofing. Hadn't even thought of that. Great idea. I'll check for that asphalt-type variety. I don't know if this is the same type but at one time I had been eyeing some corrugated for another project. They had them in smaller cuts (compared to the big sheets) that might be perfect. Even had a few different colors to choose from. Thick material.
No deer around here. I was hoping the squirrels would enjoy them. Tons of birds flock to the tree every day and shake a lot down.
Thanks, Bill!
From: DoIt_Yourself@yahoogroups.com [mailto:DoIt_Yourself@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of subprong
Sent: Sunday, November 13, 2011 10:29 AM
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Subject: [DIY] Plastic stringers?
Looking for ideas for a large exterior shed type door. The bottom portion is rotted because of water. I'd like to cut the bottom portion (10-12") and in its place attach some type of plastic material to the bottom that will resist water. Sturdy yet flexible would be a bonus.They make a corrugated flexible roof panel that appears to be made out of a thick asphalt type material, we used it to roof my MIL's deck, found it at lowes, outside the box but it might work.
Any ideas? I'm not sure that they make lawn edging that tall. Trying to think outside of the box. Still interested in ideas even if it isn't plastic.
Unrelated and random question. Ideas on what to do with fallen acorns?Fallen Acorns? Deer Food!
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