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Darryl&Rita

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Posted: 12/01/20 06:28pm

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Cinder blocks are for supporting Camaros in the weeds, not anything of value.

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Mike134

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Posted: 12/01/20 06:39pm

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dieseltruckdriver wrote:

K Mac wrote:

Just make sure the cells (holes) are vertical as in the Spectra pic. :

Exactly! That way they could probably hold a house up. [emoticon]

Or a 3 story building including the concrete floors such as your kids school.

But they are no longer called or made of "cinder blocks" They are "Concrete Masonry Units" and quite capable of holding up any camper.

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SS_Sean

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Posted: 12/01/20 08:13pm

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I'd slap up a picture but it's just 3 blocks on each corner and I strung a 6 foot 2x10 across the tops, front and rear. Seems to have done the job nicely. camper is solid as heck, and not going anywhere. Now to get it covered this week.

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