[Blondesense]

Can you post pics?

 

[Dave K]

Will post pictures later today.

Thanks

 

[jomama45]

I am planning to dowel the existing slab to secure it to the stem wall and new bottom plate that will go on top of it. Is there something that I need to do to get a good seal (to keep the water out) between the slab and the stem wall? How can I support the corner to the building when I have the framing cut back to pore the new stem wall?

Thanks for any help

Dave

There is a product called "water-stop" that is for new application. It's 6 or 8" tall flexible rubber-type substance that simply gets placed in the slab or footing when it's wet, and subsequently the wall gets poured around it. Doesn't sound like the right product for your case, as it seems like the slab is already there.

This is another great product, which is far better suited for your situation. The only problem is that it isn't cheap and you need a specialized gun to apply it.

And before you ask, no, I don't know of an easier or cost effective way to do it, and yes, I do realize it's only a small amount of material you need for the cost you will need to put out. Good luck.

 

[Dave K]

Finally got some pictures of the area I need to change to deal with the water issue. The area to the right of the sliding door is slab/siding at patio elevation. This is at the bottom of a sloped area so there is really no easy way to keep all water away from it. Lucky after the wall makes it to the next corner the patio slopes down enough that I can cut the siding a little higher and fix the water issues there so it is just the walls each side of the corner that are in issue.

Please let me know what you all think I should do with this area.

Thanks

Dave

 

[Dave K]

How should I support the corner of the building when I have the plate and framing cut away?

How can I make a water proof seal between the slab and the new stem wall I poor?

Is there an easier way to deal with the water that I am not thinking about?

Please help me

Thanks

Dave

 

[jomama45]

Sorry, I forgot the link in the last post for the material used to mate the two surfaces together:

http://domochemica.com/en/index2.php?option=com_docman&task=doc_view&gid=11&Itemid=36

 

[Dave K]

I am thinking I might be able to cut the siding a little higher and make some kind of a water barrier our of some kind of sealant or something?

Any ideas?

Thanks

Dave

 

[Daugela]

I know this is an old thread, but I'm facing the same situaion and there's not much out there online to guide me. Did you finish this project?