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25 thoughts on “Concrete Slab Pour”

  1. no insulation and no proper foundation ,our building control officer would
    make you break it up and start again LOL,good to see how its done elsewhere
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  2. What a poor job, you can kill someone with Rebar sitting exposed like
    that…place some mushroom caps, or how about some work gloves, or hart hat
    or reflective vest or steel toe boots or safety glasses…poor. 

  3. If you don’t want to buy caps for each piece of rebar, buy carnie caps.
    That way you can just use scrap 2×4.

  4. no vibrator, barley any bottom steel if any, guys using a come along on
    1/4in of concrete on mesh wire and those blocks man so much waste… Boston
    dose not approve also screw rebar caps dunikin donuts cups or insulation do
    the same thing

  5. Just a tip, I don’t know if it has already been mentioned, but you should
    tie a lace bar across your starter bars to keep them all even and 90
    degrees to the slab, makes the next blokes job easier and quicker, which
    gives you a good name around town, good mesh and foundation work, clarky
    from caloundra qld Australia.

  6. most too wet , no vibrators to consolidate, there for higher slump better
    than voids, as for the caps on rebar?/ nice in perfect world lol, seem
    12 inches thick so hope was plasterer make it loose, oh have one not in
    shots hahhaa, coes lot of good in truck at the shop, ahahha , after all
    the whining better than most ahhaaa, similar to 8 million galon slabs for
    garland texas 1983 , we found dead guy in the old tanks, garland texas
    drank him only bone s left , city water ..

  7. funky looking water tank and not much lap out of concrete for the rebar
    maybe a foot? weird probably backwoods southern boy construction lol

  8. why dont you stand a 2×4 up on edge down the line where your upright rebar
    is and mark your layout on the 2×4 and bend a 16 around the upright must
    of took days to make all those blocks then just cut them all lol 

  9. All these small woods un the top of the molding around, you use them like
    gide to give you the level concrete base?

  10. Thanks for sharing. Don’t you runt into cracking issues when a slab is that
    big? I thought you are supposed to segment large slabs to allow for
    expansion/contraction.

  11. Obviosly the pump with the Hyra lift truck LOL. But we wheelbarrow the
    stuff as muuch as possible especially if there is enough guys around to do
    it. Its all about saving money at the end of the day. The supers make us
    work hard.

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