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Re: One more pole barn concrete question..
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Posted by ShepFL on October 24, 2002 at 17:54:41 from (63.175.91.20):
In Reply to: One more pole barn concrete question.. posted by Dave_D on October 24, 2002 at 09:00:50:
Not really a concrete man but I have been project manager for several new construction commercial warehouses. When uprights are poured in place or mounted to the surface they concrete fellas ALWAYS cut a diamond into the surface. This is generally about 3-4" wider than the pole itself. This acts a an expansion joint and if floor flexs it's effect is minimal on the uprights. Also, if the uprights move only a small area to repour vs. entire slab section. All slabs I have seen poured always have a plastic vapor barrier to retard moisture.
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