Mac25
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36x36 done in two pours with reinforced post holes for future automotive lift. Two approach aprons and 6x9 porch
Polebarn concrete completed
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36x36 done in two pours with reinforced post holes for future automotive lift. Two approach aprons and 6x9 porch
Ed of all trades
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Looks great. Wish I had one just like it.
hcallaway
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Just had the same job finished today. Looks great!
rswyan
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I'm with Ed (wishin') ... maybe I'll get the floor poured in mine this year ...
dave1949
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Nice building. Are those 12W x 12H doors? Hard to tell from the pic.
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Mac25
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10x10 OH Doors
hunterridgefarm
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Looks great with nice work on the expansion joints.
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Congrats. A newly poured concrete floor always looks nice.
MoKelly
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Nice work. A few questions:
How thick did you go?
Did you do it yourself or hire it done?
If hired, how much did that cost you?
Why did you opt for 2 pours instead of 1?
I am gonna be doing my 40x40 in the next week or 2. Just depends on wether and schedules of everyone I plan on having help. I was tossing around the idea of doing 2 pours also...
How thick did you go?
Did you do it yourself or hire it done?
If hired, how much did that cost you?
Why did you opt for 2 pours instead of 1?
I am gonna be doing my 40x40 in the next week or 2. Just depends on wether and schedules of everyone I plan on having help. I was tossing around the idea of doing 2 pours also...
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Mac25
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It was a hired job....5 inches deep with 4 inches of stone....cost me $5800. He told me he had to do it in two pours because it was easier with me wanting a broom finish. Said he could do it in one pour if I wanted a smooth finish.
