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Crikey 8" with re bars for a shed!!

That's mighty thick I'd say. I'm sure I did mine 4" or 6" for a reasonable sized garage.

I've just found this that might help, and should save you a few £ as well.

http://garages.about.com/od/buildingaga ... -Floor.htm

Ladaman wrote:Crikey 8" with re bars for a shed!!

Proper Job!

I think we require more photos for this thread too.

My design criteria was to withstand the impact if I accidentally drop an engine in it.

I over engineer everything I make. (Especially if I dont know exactly what I'm doing) No chance of failure then.

Will get some photos later if its better weather but its still just a big muddy hole.

dan_2k_uk wrote: but its still just a big muddy hole.

Pretty much what the sites about isn't it?

If you need a Wacker and mixer talk to Matty dan he's got a Wacker now as I welded it back together

Totally finished digging and ripping out some shrubs that were coming under from the other side of the fence.

Then made a start on the shuttering. Everything is leveled off a stake I have hammered into the middle.

looking good mate

Looks good man

I'm knocking down some fur trees at the moment and replacing it with solid wood fench so there is more room for the double garage as the fur trees take up loads if room
And also might start digging some foundasions out soon using a 2 tonne digger

And then the fun comes to mixing concrete

Think I might just man up and pay the 200 quid to have readymix delivered.

dan_2k_uk wrote:Think I might just man up and pay the 200 quid to have readymix delivered.

At least you know your gonna get a good mix by ordering it. Save a lot of time too, 20 seconds, boom, done!