Bad winds tomorrow. Hope the dpm doesn’t take off
Workshop Build
- Thread starter domdee
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So concrete is booked back in for tomorrow at 1pm. Got £50 quid knocked off the for the messing around. Result. The dpm and shuttering has a fair bit of water in it. Obviously I will try get most of it out but is it ok if it’s not all out??? Thanks
the pour started. Brick sh!thouse Eastern European chap. Lovely lad.
once tamped and screened. Lifter the edges of the dpm to get the remnants in the hole.
3m3 c25 grade with nothing to spare. Maybe could have done with a touch more... but it’s a workshop base and an averaging depth of 4-5” I think it will be reet.
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Maybe went a bit wet too but it was easier to move about on my own that way I think.
My make shift tamping length was pretty faultless. Had a bit of flex on it which was good as the timber bowed upwards by an inch or so over the length so I could get a good bounce on it to tamp it down.
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He arrived at 1 on the dot. And was gone by 1.50. Took him 10-15 mins to position the wagon down the drive as it’s a bit tight for a big wagon to manoeuvre. He wasn’t sure he’d get in but I told him the stone wagon was as big and managed it. And I directed him about to get the swing required.
https://m.facebook.com/Readymixconcreteyorkshireandlincolnshire/
this is the company I used. They cover Yorkshire and Lincolnshire but I think it’s a national firm with sites all over.
I’d use them again when we get into the house extension work.
£298.80 final price.
https://m.facebook.com/Readymixconcreteyorkshireandlincolnshire/
this is the company I used. They cover Yorkshire and Lincolnshire but I think it’s a national firm with sites all over.
I’d use them again when we get into the house extension work.
£298.80 final price.
e.i.e
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Damage but hey ho.
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Sorry phone issues again on pictures.
