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Boogschutter 72 — Backyard

3D plan, materials calculation & order list · July 2026 · drag the model to rotate, scroll to zoom

Tiles 60×60 (RGB 255·232·198) Raw Douglas fence Storage door (light green) Weathered wood Brick Tussenpaal Eindpaal Hoekpaal

Materials & calculations

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1 · Terrace tiles

Terrace tiles · 60×60 cm

Area	Plot 5.40 × 6.70 = 36.2 m² − storage 3.15 × 2.30 = 7.2 m² → 29.0 m² to pave
Layout	79 full tiles + 4 cut strips (~10 cm row along the back) = 83 pieces laid, as shown in the 3D model — each cut strip still consumes a full tile
Spares	90 − 83 = 7 tiles (≈8%) for miscuts, breakage & future replacement

Order 90 tiles (32.4 m²)

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2 · Sand bed

Straatzand big bags · leveling bed under tiles

Assumption	~4 cm leveling bed over the full 29 m² paved surface
Volume	29 m² × 0.04 m ≈ 1.2 m³

Order 2 × big bag straatzand (1 ton each)

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3 · Fence

Hout-betonschutting · antraciet posts + raw Douglas screens · h 1.80 m · 1.90 m units

Runs	4.40 m (right) + 6.70 m (left) + 2 × 0.625 m (door sides) = 12.35 m
Cuts	4.40 run: 2 full + 1 × ~0.50 m · 6.70 run: 3 full + 1 × ~0.90 m · back: both 0.625 m pieces from one screen. Onderplaten cut to match (diamond blade)

Order 7 × 1.9 m units (13.3 m ≥ 12.35 m needed) — per unit: scherm 180×180, afdeklat, onderplaat · poles listed separately below

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4 · Poles

Betonpalen antraciet · see the pole plan below for the position of every pole

Needed

Right run 4 + left run 5 + back run 3 (corner shared) = 12 poles

Order 5 × tussenpaal · 6 × eindpaal · 1 × hoekpaal (12 betonpalen antraciet) + 12 bevestigingssets

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5 · Garden door

Douglas tuindeur · 180 × 100 cm

Position	Centered in the 2.25 m gap at the back, between two betonpalen
Mounting	Free-hanging with ground clearance — no onderplaat underneath
Hardware	RVS hinge & lock set

Order 1 × Douglas door 180×100 cm + RVS hinge & lock set

Pole plan — 12 betonpalen

Pole	Position	Type
P1	Right run — against the house	Eindpaal
P2	Right run — 1.90 m from the house	Tussenpaal
P3	Right run — 3.80 m from the house	Tussenpaal
P4	Right run — against the storage wall	Eindpaal
P5	Left run — against the house	Eindpaal
P6	Left run — 1.90 m from the house	Tussenpaal
P7	Left run — 3.80 m from the house	Tussenpaal
P8	Left run — 5.70 m from the house	Tussenpaal
P9	Back-left corner (left run turns into back run)	Hoekpaal
P10	Back run — left door post	Eindpaal
P11	Back run — right door post	Eindpaal
P12	Back run — against the storage wall, next to the door	Eindpaal

Totals: 5 × tussenpaal · 6 × eindpaal · 1 × hoekpaal — colors match the poles in the 3D model above. Positions measured along each run; contractor to confirm final spacing before setting.

Order summary

Item	Specification	Qty
Tiles	Terrace tiles 60×60 cm	90
Sand	Big bag straatzand, 1 ton	2
Fence units	Hout-beton unit 1.9 m: Douglas scherm 180×180 + afdeklat + onderplaat	7
Poles	Betonpalen antraciet: 5 × tussenpaal + 6 × eindpaal + 1 × hoekpaal, incl. 12 bevestigingssets	12
Garden door	Douglas tuindeur 180 × 100 cm + RVS hinge & lock set	1

Assumptions — to confirm on site

Strip old paving & vegetation, then level and compact the ground before the sand bed goes in.
Fence height 1.80 m on antraciet betonpalen with onderplaten; screens cut to length where runs don't divide evenly (see cut list above).
Runs that end at the storage room get a pole set against its wall (one at the right run, one next to the door) — confirm this is how you'd anchor them.
Garden door centered in the back gap — final post positions to be confirmed by the contractor before setting poles.
Sand bed ~4 cm; any deeper leveling (after stripping) may need extra sand — check when ground is exposed.
Parking area is excluded from this phase.

Before I order — please check

Are the quantities right — 90 tiles, 2 big bags of sand, 7 fence units, 12 poles? Anything missing from the list?
Does the cut plan for the fence screens and onderplaten look workable, or would you order differently?
Pole types — 5 tussenpaal + 6 eindpaal + 1 hoekpaal (see pole plan). Right for how you'd set them?
Is ~4 cm of sand enough, or should I order a third big bag given the state of the ground?
Any tools/materials you expect me to have ready that aren't listed?