Tuesday, October 13, 2015
interior grade beams
I was out helping for the footing pour this week. It was an intense few hours. Concrete is not very forgiving and we had to wet set some 100 rebars that will later be bent and formed into the slab. Originally we were going to do these interior footings or grade beams as part of the slab in one monolithic pour. But as Neil was digging out for the footings the compacted gravel was sloughing too much. We are running rigid insulation under the slab, but not under the footings and we were concerned about voids under the rigid.
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The blue plastic is our 10 mil vapor barrier. It's job is stop water vapor and other soil gases from seeping into our slab.
Labels:
Chapucas,
slab-on-grade
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