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Give your
children hours of imaginative fun without making a sandbox a permanent
fixture in your yard. Instead of sinking one into the ground, build it
on four legs, and place it on casters. This allows you to slide it into
the shade, move it into the garage during winter, or pass it along once
your children outgrow it.
A necessity
of any sandbox is a lid. The cover will keep animals and debris from getting
into the sand. It can be made from a number of materials, including a
plastic tarp, metal screen, or lattice. Here, the sturdy cedar lid provides
the most protection, and with the lid on, the sandbox turns into a play
surface or small picnic table. Lowe's is happy to provide this information
as a service to you.
For detailed
illustrations and instructions for building the sandbox, click
here.
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