Posted by Billy NY on October 11, 2016 at 15:11:44 from (104.228.35.235):
In Reply to: cement question posted by Dutchman on October 11, 2016 at 15:01:55:
Concrete will not work for that application, its too thin, the aggregate alone may be 3/4" passing through a sieve. What other materials or construction can you apply to this?
30 square feet x your thickness. I think you are better off converting to square inches x the thickness, and you would just have to estimate the 1 3/4 all for the entire area.
There is 27 Cubic Feet in a Cubic Yard of concrete. 1 yard is way too much, so take whats in a bag mix, convert to inches and you'll figure out what you need, and its not much, if you could use concrete.
Cement is the material used to bind the aggregate in concrete its not used by itself.
I'm not sure what is out there in a pour in place material for this purpose, hopefully you have alternatives so you can help your wife as I am sure this is very important with her being handicapped.
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