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Posted by Todd L on January 05, 2005 at 19:20:08 from (12.36.202.69):
In Reply to: Concrete posted by Hoosier JD on January 05, 2005 at 14:15:12:
5 inches would be about right so would fiber mesh. You could do half of your biulding then pin it with rebar then pour the other half when finances allow. Do it right the first time as the second gets costly. I manage a redimix plant and there is no shortage as far as I now but there is a strong demand for concrete. All the stories about a shortage of powder isn't true. Suppliers just can't keep up.
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