Hi, I am considering removing the top row of brick and putting 2 inch bluestone to top the front landing of my house. It seems to me the landing is a bit small as it sort of splits the center of the pilaster on either side of the entry, leaving about 5 inches overhang of the base of the pilaster. Please see the attached pics. One option I suppose is to just have the bluestop extend about 5 inches to the left and right of the brick landing (keeping the front overhand around an inch) - though I'm not so sure this will look very good. On the other hand, it seems like a bit of a waste to replace the whole landing to make it a few inches wider on each side. I don't think it's possible to add a row of brick on the left and right. Any thoughts or recommendations you might have would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Brian [attach]104035[/attach] [attach]104036[/attach]

I have a pole building with a lean-to attached (see pic). The lean-to floor is 4 feet below the pole building floor (both floors are concrete). I'd like to enclose the lean-to and raise the floor to the same level as the pole building floor. I first considered a wood floor, but if done sturdy, the material cost adds up fast. I'm wondering if it's anywhere close to economical to add a concrete wall on the open face of the lean-to, fill in the whole area and pour a concrete floor on top. That would open up some options I wouldn't have with a wood floor, but not sure about cost. Thoughts....ideas? Thank you! [IMG]http://john-stichnoth.com/images/FarmSchoolRd/PoleBuilding-east.JPG[/IMG]