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05-06-2011 08:40 PM #1
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Ain't my 1st rodeo @ concrete.
Originally Posted by LIFESTYLZ
I hope them guys lifted the steel mesh as they were pouring.
Doesn't do anything lying on the ground ...
Mesh was pulled up @ least 3 " in a 6" slab.
Concrete also had fibermesh in it.
Got any other advise on how to build a shop?
When I get to where I was goin, I forgot why I went there> 
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05-08-2011 09:30 PM #2
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Been building for 45 years now. Originally Posted by DA34GUY
Got any other advise on how to build a shop?
Seen many hundreds of sq/ft concrete with mesh lying on the ground.
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05-09-2011 02:08 AM #3
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So your point is? Originally Posted by LIFESTYLZ
Been building for 45 years now.
Seen many hundreds of sq/ft concrete with mesh lying on the ground.
This slab was done right.
2 things you can gaurntee about concrete -- Its gonna be hard and it's going to crack !
I've been buildin cars for 45+years and have seen a lot of JUNK , also.When I get to where I was goin, I forgot why I went there>
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