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Concrete Slab we had poured yesterday
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Best anhil8tor thread to date.

BIRD33 Wrote:Im guessing BEW's vag loks like a hotdog that exploded in the microwave.
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What's the slab for, that isn't a foundation slab is it? Following the water stains, it is built to drain, so it must be for parking something on. And it has a broom finish rather than a trowel finish, no plumbing. What is it?

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asshat Wrote:What's the slab for, that isn't a foundation slab is it? Following the water stains, it is built to drain, so it must be for parking something on.

storage... not for foundation
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What's it built next to, your house, there is a shadow across it in one of the pictures.

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square footage? how much it cost ya?

I'll let you be in my dreams if I can be in yours
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did you added glue into that concrete ? :d ?
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asshat Wrote:What's it built next to, your house, there is a shadow across it in one of the pictures.


Next to my place of employment.... the shadow is what we will be storing on it.


Its an addition.... we ran out of room and had to grow some.
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cLaY Wrote:square footage? how much it cost ya?
I'm gonna guess it was 500 sf and cost him $2,000

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asshat Wrote:I'm gonna guess it was 500 sf and cost him $2,000

32 yards... $3,500
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anhil8tor Wrote:32 yards... $3,500
32 cubic yards? That can't be square yards. You guys must have poured it yourselves if you are paying by the cubic yard.

That doesn't add up either way.

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Scenario #1: 32 cy x 36/6 = 192 sy x 9 = 1728 sf at 6 inches thick. No one would pour that job for $2.00/sf

Scenario #2: 32 sy x 9 = 288 sf. That would be $12.15/sf, which is way too high.

I don't get it.

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This is my last visit to this thread.
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#14

Sweet slab dood. I need one of those.
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I wrote the check out for $3586.68 and the guy told me we got 32 yards...


It was took 4 trucks to dump it all.
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anhil8tor Wrote:I wrote the check out for $3586.68 and the guy told me we got 32 yards...


It was took 4 trucks to dump it all.
Okay, 4 trucks with 8 yards would be 32 cubic yards. But, concrete there has got to be selling for $55 to $65 per cubic yard. That only leaves the dude making about $1500 to set it up and pour it.

How big is the slab, do you know the dimensions. 25 feet by 20 feet?

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asshat Wrote:Okay, 4 trucks with 8 yards would be 32 cubic yards. But, concrete there has got to be selling for $55 to $65 per cubic yard. That only leaves the dude making about $1500 to set it up and pour it.

How big is the slab, do you know the dimensions. 25 feet by 20 feet?

Labor is seperate... brother-in-law type deal.. a seperate company framed it up and worked it. We bought the concrete straight from the dealer.
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asshat Wrote:Okay, 4 trucks with 8 yards would be 32 cubic yards. But, concrete there has got to be selling for $55 to $65 per cubic yard. That only leaves the dude making about $1500 to set it up and pour it.

How big is the slab, do you know the dimensions. 25 feet by 20 feet?


Dood, why are you all in his face about his slab? Looks pretty nice to me.
anhil8tor, don't listen to this slab hater.
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minorthreat Wrote:Sweet slab dood. I need one of those.

I take it you're also looking for a place to hide dead hookers.
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minorthreat Wrote:Dood, why are you all in his face about his slab? Looks pretty nice to me.
anhil8tor, don't listen to this slab hater.

it's just concrete I mean take that concrete powder add water put on the ground you've made concrete, sounds easy activity.
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