These are useful for low-use various building supplies that can be affected by moisture, stuff like drywall tape (especially the composite tapes), fasteners (that weren't sold in the big buckets), various hardware (still in clamshell packaging wherever possible), any sort of rubber or vinyl hose, etc.Larger supplies (rolls of tubing and electrical wire) go in garbage bags.Sheet good like OSB, plywood, cement board, and drywall are a real pain.

This has helped to cement our reputation as the best of the best. 

BUT, code here required cement below the frost line.However, you're in a 'quake zone' so that could be an interesting code scenario per se, as how do you guarantee secured piers in prep for a quake???

@Ryan ClevengerI would recommend leveling prior to putting cement board down.

I had a drain flange in a shower rust out (shower on cement slab).

Another concern is that he was planning to bring the truck on the sidewalk which can damage the Baltimore city sidewalk because the cement truck is so heavy.

It would require getting a barge to transport a cement truck to the island which doesn't have a bridge to it.  

I'm assuming you already have a subfloor, but you mean durock (cement board). :-)2) New vanity and sinkNice stock 32 incher that comes with a granite top. $350.3) Mirror and some paintMirror $75 from lowes. 

good replies, thank you. the original fence is chain link and still there. it's in perfect condition. the previous owner of the house had installed an illegal, terrible fence that is in a 2 ft of dirt area between the driveway and the fence. the posts are not in cement, the spacing was not right, just bad. 

Options:1. custom make sizes from a fiber cement product (e.g.