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LousyLefty5,000+ posts

Lefty built one with assist from dad during covid. Used same general idea as above. Used 3 2x10x10 and it feels sturdy, even with 200lb plus kids on it, key is to use think plywood. Painted the base to help with the waterproofing (we rarely move it). Initally was going to use horse stall mats but realized in CA they would get hot very easily, opted for the indoor/outdoor green "turf"like carpet from Home Depot, it's broken down some with use, really the only part of it showing any wear and tear.

5/16/2210:45 PM

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