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Posted by TomTX on July 13, 2006 at 12:40:14 from (12.74.205.70):
In Reply to: Tractor Shed posted by Danny Prosser on July 13, 2006 at 09:40:39:
Lay vapor barrier plastic under the slab. Would use #4 or #5 rebar, 18" o.c. in both directions. Overlap the 20 foot pieces about 8 to 12" . Use pigtail and twist wire ties on each "crossing point" and on the overlaps. Stop rebar about 3 inches from edge of slab. Set rebar on plastic "chairs" which suspend it to about center of your slab. Use what we call "five sack" concrete mix. Every slab that I have seen demolished, where they had used the wire mesh, cattle panels, woven wire, etc, when they flip the slab over, there is the mesh, right on the bottom. Rebar is the way to go. Tom
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