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Step 5General assembly
lay the interlocking boards perpendicularly into each other at the notches until you have your basic rectangle (well, twin squares) for the first course.
check the positioning on the ground (and fill in depressions/level off humps in ground, if necessary).
take your first corner post and hammer into ground (start in the least accessible corner and work your way out so that you have less hurdles to deal with). we used a coffee can to protect the top of the post from splitting after being hit with the hammer, but you can also use an old piece of 2"x4" or flat metal bar. repeat for the other three posts.
add the second course of boards as per the first.
check the positioning on the ground (and fill in depressions/level off humps in ground, if necessary).
take your first corner post and hammer into ground (start in the least accessible corner and work your way out so that you have less hurdles to deal with). we used a coffee can to protect the top of the post from splitting after being hit with the hammer, but you can also use an old piece of 2"x4" or flat metal bar. repeat for the other three posts.
add the second course of boards as per the first.
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