Posted: Thu Apr 25, 2013 8:08 pm
Is the inspection chamber just for the gully connection Tony ?
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Posted: Thu Apr 25, 2013 8:16 pm
Very neat tony:D
Posted: Thu Apr 25, 2013 9:51 pm
davy ,there is a new stub stack inside the soon to be converted garage so that too
the gully is purely for the expansion pipe from the new boiler
cheers LLL
the gully is purely for the expansion pipe from the new boiler
cheers LLL
Posted: Sat Apr 27, 2013 1:39 pm
Nice little 48m2 residential driveway plus extension, with soakaway and Aco drainage installed
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[/URL]Posted: Sun Apr 28, 2013 6:13 pm
catchup been super busy doing 7 days a week at mo
did a rapid set repair to forklift access at factory, fosroc render roc £250 for 2 bags and primer, primer is nasty stuff spent £60 on ppe full chemical resperator, full face visor, chemical resistant gloves.
industrial de greaser and scabble
cut edges and primed with fatal stuff
mix per instructions
2 hours later ready for forklifts
porch gone on the big house
big house is pretty much finished, fake grass is down, turntable been laid with setts just got the car port roof to do
did a rapid set repair to forklift access at factory, fosroc render roc £250 for 2 bags and primer, primer is nasty stuff spent £60 on ppe full chemical resperator, full face visor, chemical resistant gloves.
industrial de greaser and scabble
cut edges and primed with fatal stuff
mix per instructions
2 hours later ready for forklifts
porch gone on the big house
big house is pretty much finished, fake grass is down, turntable been laid with setts just got the car port roof to do
Posted: Sun Apr 28, 2013 6:24 pm
had the geo survey lads in to test ground under factory for robot footings, basically its a soup 5.5m-7.8m good ground is at, so piling them
this one they couldnt core it so i had to cut it out break out 500mm solid concrete check grade then relay with 16mm rebar mesh
i was breaking out with the hse lady stood behind me and the health safety manager from the factory, window down, glasses on, hard hat, hear defenders, hi viz suit, water supression of dust, 2 exclusion zones.
still concrete at 500mm down
16mm bar
1.3 cu m c40 concrete nice little 1 day job
im squeezing in a freebie block paved drive for my sister when ive got half a day, her design im just free labour. but my first block paved drive so learning a lot.
had to grano a pit upto exactly 564mm below surface for a press to sit into
saturday afternoon after grano, gave our new bobcat a run out. still trying to swap it for a kubota but the dealer sold the kubota so waiting on him getting another in,
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this one they couldnt core it so i had to cut it out break out 500mm solid concrete check grade then relay with 16mm rebar mesh
i was breaking out with the hse lady stood behind me and the health safety manager from the factory, window down, glasses on, hard hat, hear defenders, hi viz suit, water supression of dust, 2 exclusion zones.
still concrete at 500mm down
16mm bar
1.3 cu m c40 concrete nice little 1 day job
im squeezing in a freebie block paved drive for my sister when ive got half a day, her design im just free labour. but my first block paved drive so learning a lot.
had to grano a pit upto exactly 564mm below surface for a press to sit into
saturday afternoon after grano, gave our new bobcat a run out. still trying to swap it for a kubota but the dealer sold the kubota so waiting on him getting another in,
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Posted: Sun Apr 28, 2013 6:35 pm
£250? for two bags? thats expensive, but i guess there is no other option ???
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Posted: Sun Apr 28, 2013 6:38 pm
whats that screed rail sitting on? it looks a bit heavy to use on your own!
Posted: Sun Apr 28, 2013 6:58 pm
Looks nice pictures of the turntable please:D
Posted: Sun Apr 28, 2013 7:13 pm
h20 rebar dowls, all i had in the yard, yeah got labourer with me, was going to use a timber but that seemed a better option less warp and bend in it
Posted: Sun Apr 28, 2013 7:25 pm
looking sweet giles
looks like you are getting the hang of block paving too
I used some epoxy mortar on a dip like that in a factory and AFAIK it has held up
LLL
looks like you are getting the hang of block paving too
I used some epoxy mortar on a dip like that in a factory and AFAIK it has held up
LLL
Posted: Fri May 03, 2013 7:11 pm
so busy working all weekend and monday trying to get ahead
snagging out on the big house job but getting there, turn table setts done, car port steel and roof on
porch done, artifical grass going down
clad the man hole and the retaining wall behind the hedge
left the labourer finishing the block paving,
prestbury newbuild pushing on, had a result and found a fill job 3 miles away for the 300 tons of muck will save alot on the muck away
snagging out on the big house job but getting there, turn table setts done, car port steel and roof on
porch done, artifical grass going down
clad the man hole and the retaining wall behind the hedge
left the labourer finishing the block paving,
prestbury newbuild pushing on, had a result and found a fill job 3 miles away for the 300 tons of muck will save alot on the muck away
Posted: Fri May 03, 2013 7:17 pm
back at ferodo, scraping old paint stuff off the floor boy was it tough stuff
started the next phase of footings for the machines and robots, pilers in on tuesday to pile
a few changes of mind and slight movements
dust supression
clicked over 2000 hours but still looking good gave her a quick wash and a grease after getting a bit mucky in the factory
drawing shows 500mm deep concrete slab on piles, but at 650mm theres an old 150mm concrete slab. so going have to knock some holes in it for the pilers to pile through
in tomorrow clearing the res tof the pads out, monday shifting muck
Posted: Fri May 03, 2013 7:38 pm
C40 covered with steel plate?dig dug dan wrote:£250? for two bags? thats expensive, but i guess there is no other option ???
Saw cutting a nice rectangle would save the point breaking on that triangle.
Posted: Fri May 03, 2013 8:32 pm
couldnt cut it out and break it out due to induction loop for the automatic door thats triggered when a forklift runs over it
thats a cheaper repair than messign around braking out and filling it and covering with a plate which then induces another bump for the forklifts to loose more brake pads on as they go over
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thats a cheaper repair than messign around braking out and filling it and covering with a plate which then induces another bump for the forklifts to loose more brake pads on as they go over
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