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Yeah it's gonna be a right ballache, lots of tape and lapped joints, corner strentheners against the RIW. Setting that lot out was a right brain-ache but we've checked and triple-checked positions and we're good to go.lutonlagerlout wrote:nice work you and dave
pain making the membrane work around that lot dave?
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We've cut 300x300 squares out of scrap celotex for to go around the pipework to allow a degree of adjustment after the pour.
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Membrane in and fibreboard placed, all ready for a 7am kick off. Wasn't too fiddly in the end, me and a good bloke with a knife & tape had the main of it in by 11am.
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Thanks for the kind comments chaps!
The celotex came out of the skip from a site next door, they were more than happy to see it go! It will give us a bit of easement on the drainage connections when it comes to partition/studwork etc
The link corridor and ramped sections (2 x 150mm ramps) from the existing building is a tricky old affair. Full of underground tunnels housing heating pipework to the boilerhouse, manhole covers and drainage!
Think we'll pour that with the driest pump mix we can, leave it for a while then stir it into place at the lowest (flat) level on the main ramp.
Heating & hot water pipework we discovered underneath our dig!! Complicated the levels a little, big internal manhole cover going over this lot.
Other than that, I expect to be digging in the final foul connection pipework to the connection to the existing infrastructure by just after dinnertime. Then it'll be cider-time!
The celotex came out of the skip from a site next door, they were more than happy to see it go! It will give us a bit of easement on the drainage connections when it comes to partition/studwork etc
The link corridor and ramped sections (2 x 150mm ramps) from the existing building is a tricky old affair. Full of underground tunnels housing heating pipework to the boilerhouse, manhole covers and drainage!
Think we'll pour that with the driest pump mix we can, leave it for a while then stir it into place at the lowest (flat) level on the main ramp.
Heating & hot water pipework we discovered underneath our dig!! Complicated the levels a little, big internal manhole cover going over this lot.
Other than that, I expect to be digging in the final foul connection pipework to the connection to the existing infrastructure by just after dinnertime. Then it'll be cider-time!
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with the pop-ups i like to triple wrap them with brickfill or myothene with a blank cap on and set them 5-10 mm below concrete level so they can be easifloated or powerfloated straight over. next day whilst the conc is still green just break the top off with a hammer. It helps keeps the finish nice and level with no dips of peaks around pop-ups and also stops them getting smashed later on.
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