Posted by George Marsh on July 12, 2014 at 18:49:02 from (50.121.6.216):
In Reply to: Concrete on barn floor posted by Bruce from Can. on July 12, 2014 at 16:51:51:
The man who put my pole barn floor down wanted 6 inches and wire. He does this for a living, does good work.
My barn is only 30x40. It was a continuos pour. Only forms were the pole barn walls and a board to close up door opening.
I shot the grade with a self leveling rotating laser. Put 16p nails in each barn post for a reference point. Set up laser and shot a few points as he was putting concrete down.
Day later he came and cut in lines. Floor hasn't cracked, 5 years later.
10 years ago, he put a drive down for me. This time he used 2x6 for forms, wire. It too hasn't moved or cracked.
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