I have a 40x40 barn with a 20x40 apron. Fiber mesh, no problems. Poured 9 years ago, no cracks, I also had a plastic vapor barrier put underneath, I don�t get the condensation I used too. I think the vapor barrier slows down the cure, at least that�s what my concrete guys told me. I have kept multiple trucks, tractors, and it has held up very well. I think rebar is ok if you are talking really heavy loads, bulldozers, loaded semis, but for most stuff it is overkill. I think the Fiberglas is a direct replacement for steel mesh. Local concrete guys don�t use it anymore. I hired the whole thing out. I�ve done driveways and sidewalks, but doing a floor, keeping it flat, smooth, and sloped right is much harder. These guys did a great job, they spent a lot of time compacting the soil, and setting grade with a laser. I don�t have thing rusting like they used too, so very happy with the vapor barrier.
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