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You think I miscommunicated to the contractor that I wanted a garbage fucking job? Come on, what world are you living in that the result would ever have been requested by a customer.
Sawing concrete
How badly does it suck? I need to drop 2 door openings down 6", theyre 8" thick walls and 16' long each, so 32' of cutting. I had a company give me a bid of $2700 to do it, which is why I am thinking of tackling it myself. I was thinking of using a demo saw with a diamond wheel on it, I would...
miscommunication with contractor ... im smelling a theme
Same guy do the floor as the footings?
Not having a written contract is a miscommunication.
No, these guys only do flatwork
TWICE!
And why weren't they back a few hours after they finished to saw cut it? When we have had flat work done the contractor has always come back to cut it when its still green.
This. It's way too late to saw cut Saturday.
I did it that way, I don't want a rain shower nonslip surface, or the neighbors cat doing his rounds evidence
Why is he saw-cutting his own slab? Way to muddy the lines of responsibility.
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way helpful, thanks man
iirc unsupported column guy was someone else
huh, I'm now imaginining something like stainless steel aggregate, where the cement wears away until the aggregate is exposed enough to take the wearTry #2
This is what the shop floors are in the CAT house I work.
Tough as fuck, probably not cheap or easy.
[A7140Anvil Top - Spectrum Industrial Floors
Anvil-Top 300 is a cement based metallic aggregate flooring system that provides heavy duty protection in areas subject to extreme abuse and wear. It’s strength and longevity far surpasses that of regular concrete. Features Long working time High compressive strengths Rapid strength gain More...spectrumfloors.com
More slab more better
My uncle did an entire driveway with family labor and it came out better than that.
That sounds like a godsend. Just spread some bags of sawdust (every wood shop has some they'll give you for free) there and shovel it up and into the trash when it's saturated. You'll never have to worry about the local osha guy winding up in a deep hole because he saw a stream of oil dripping out your shop door.
Pouring concrete that's way the fuck too wet for the application (this would have been fine in a pile or wall or some shit where the excess water can float up and GTFO) and then doing a shit job troweling it doesn't make it any cheaper though.
The farm I used to work for had old spud storages with dirt floors poured in concrete 8" thick to support the millions of lbs in weight. All work was done under roof of course and I'm told there is probably a pallet of bush cans in the floors because the guys were drinking the whole time they did the work.
Guessing you don't see much concrete flatwork done that has been pumped.
They look just like a floor scrubber but they're about 3' diameter with a gas engine on top.
Have you ever operated one? You don't push them anywhere. If you don't know how to steer them it's gonna be an epic experienceThey look just like a floor scrubber but they're about 3' diameter with a gas engine on top.
Quick Google search brings them right up.
I guess push behind is the wrong nomenclature but whatever, you get the jist.
