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Small, fast and light weight???
Thanks for all the ideas.. I should maybe shed some additional detail. This is an older building (1960'), this material is to transition one area to another. The (e) slab is not on grade, but the second level, and a 6" slab, with rebar each way, in pans that span around 20'. I think the...- FOM7859
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- Forum: Concrete Engineering general discussion
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Small, fast and light weight???
I have a small, but complicated project, I need to place a concrete type product over an (e) concrete slab. The pour will be 10’x20’ at about 3” deep in the middle and feather to edge in the short directions. Couple of conditions; - The pour will have to be quick-set, the faster the better...- FOM7859
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- Forum: Concrete Engineering general discussion
