Parking pad on a slope -- on a budget
I know "on a slope one a budget" may be an oxymoron.
RV is a 28 footer with 212" wheelbase.
The only reasonable place we have to park it is on a slope that drops about 5" every 8 feet or so.
We'd like to use 12" x 7" concrete wall blocks to build a level pad about 20' long going down the hill. The pad would be about a foot thick at the deepest end. The RV would be parked facing down that hill, so the cab / engine end will be on the deepest part.
We've been told we can just fill it with SB-2 gravel, but I'm concerned about filling it that deep.
Advice / suggestions would be welcomed and appreciated.
RV is a 28 footer with 212" wheelbase.
The only reasonable place we have to park it is on a slope that drops about 5" every 8 feet or so.
We'd like to use 12" x 7" concrete wall blocks to build a level pad about 20' long going down the hill. The pad would be about a foot thick at the deepest end. The RV would be parked facing down that hill, so the cab / engine end will be on the deepest part.
We've been told we can just fill it with SB-2 gravel, but I'm concerned about filling it that deep.
Advice / suggestions would be welcomed and appreciated.
