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Join Date: Jun 2010
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upside down used concrete?
Im thinking of laying a driveway and building a garage with a concrete floor. I am also thinking about using broken concrete and laying a sand base, then putting the broken concrete so the flat side is down on the sand and then laying a little rebar or wire mesh and topping with a thin layer of concrete. I would pour the slabs in aprox 10x20 foot frames. Would this work? Will it support heavy equipment as I have a bus?
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Join Date: Jun 2010
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upside down used concrete?
any thoughts?
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: South of Boston, MA
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upside down used concrete?
You want a thin layer of concrete over broken up concrete to support a bus ??
I think a thin 5-6" layer might work |
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