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Andrei Dobra Avem un mare blogger labagiu printre noi. E un tip slab... Go to this thread  Twitter / Makavelis - site profile Andrei Dobra - forum profile Avem un mare blogger labagiu printre noi. E un tip slab si disperat dupa pizda. E penibil dar nu-i crede pe cei care ii spun treaba asta.
hannibaltabu I wonder if he meant I should hide behind the half slab... Go to this thread  Twitter / hannibaltabu - site profile hannibaltabu - forum profile I wonder if he meant I should hide behind the half slab of ribs and catch a nap ... hm ...
Need For Footings Or Slab Go to this thread  Forno Bravo Forum - The Pizza Oven Installation and Cooking Community - site profile Getting Started - forum profile Need For Footings Or Slab
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CassKnits Trying to talk myself out of the slab of strawberry... Go to this thread  Twitter / CassKnits - site profile CassKnits - forum profile Trying to talk myself out of the slab of strawberry shortcake I saw while buying the girl coffee. www.cassknits.com

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Jeremy Harrington
Started 4 days, 2 hours ago (2008-10-08 19:49:00)  by jharr
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DIY
Started 6 days, 7 hours ago (2008-10-06 15:07:00)  by sircycle
Hello all, I have a client who would like to put cedar siding on a huge slab of concrete, which now serves as a deck for her. The idea is to make the slab look like and extension of the house, visually speaking. Any ideas on how I would go about attatching cedar to this. I believe the concrete is solid as opposed to cinder blocks.
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Southwest Boondocking
Started 1 week ago (2008-10-05 08:36:00)  by nvestysly
I just came across something interesting is Southern California called Slab City. Perform any internet search on Slab City and you'll find plenty of information. I've included a wikipedia link below Slab City - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Camping at Slab City is boondocking since there are no facilities/hookups but during the winter months there are seemingly countless inhabitants...
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Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2008-10-04 01:49:00)  by masuzzu
I have just completed the hearth slab and the vermiculite/cement layer with one minor problem:I was unable to fully complete the vermiculite/cement layer (instead of the five inches , I only have one inch). I cannot continue with the insulation because I am unable to find the vermiculite. Question1 : Can I use the fornobravo ceramic blanket on top of the one inch inslation layer I already ...
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Shower & bathtub Forum
Started 1 week, 2 days ago (2008-10-03 07:08:00)  by BF750
I have a slab floor and i want to install a sterling performa vikrell tub.. Shud i use a mortar bed? Or just put a ledger board on the studs and let it rest on the concrete?? ALSO IF THE DRAIN IS NOT CENTERD CAN I PUT I 90 ON THE OVERFLOW PIPE? any help please im installing tub 2mrw!!
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Started 1 week, 3 days ago (2008-10-01 23:02:00)  by rbigante
is wire mesh needed beneath the rebar for the structural slab? i know i used wire mesh in the base pad but the instructions do not call for it here. any opinions?????? thanks rino
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Dockside Chat
Started 1 week, 5 days ago (2008-09-30 10:09:00)  by Bottom Line 44
Had a plumber out yesterday to fix a leak in copper supply line running under the slab of my house. Said I could expect future problems and should consider repiping the house or to look into epoxy coating the interior of the piping (he doesn't do either ). The epoxy coating process is done by franchisees of AceDuraflow. Anybody have any experience with this process? Pros, cons, cost? Thanks...
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Climbing News
Started 1 week, 5 days ago (2008-09-30 09:41:00)  by Luke_Laeser
By Dougald MacDonald / The Mountain World    The hardest traditional route in the world may be a slab climb. The young English climber James Pearson has climbed The Walk of Life (E12 7a) on a steep slab on the North Devon coast in southwest England. At this grade, the route must include hard 5.14 climbing with death-fall potential.  According to a report at Climbmagazine....
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jo(e)
Started 1 week, 5 days ago (2008-09-30 00:00:00)  by writingasjoe
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Home Repair
Started 1 week, 6 days ago (2008-09-29 14:07:00)  by Cshenk
Hi, getting some conflicting advice from books. It's on how deep to pour a proper small slab that later will gain a brick BBQ. Ground is grey clay, we planned a sand pit to even it, then a 4 inch depth of poured cement, 4x5 size, raised so it's about 2 inches above ground (2 inches below). Area is Norfolk VA. Deep enough?
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General Garage Discussion
Started 6 days, 22 hours ago (2008-10-06 00:00:00)  by Junkman
Quote: Originally Posted by ScaldedDog That right there is the kind of advice that makes this a great place. Thanks Junk!!! Mark I just want to help out, and I love spending other peoples money. When I was in college, I also worked on an office building construction site. I learned quickly that if it wasn't ...
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Tile Forum/Advice Board
Started 4 days, 21 hours ago (2008-10-08 01:37:12)  by ceramicus
I have a question about SLC. What happens if you have SLC in a bathroom already cured, and then you have to do another room down the road, will the new pour adhere to the old pour or cause problems.
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Eating Out in Chicagoland
Started 6 days, 12 hours ago (2008-10-06 10:38:00)  by Ghazi
Poochies has too much bread for the amount of salami in the sammich. I prefer Frankly Yours in Niles in the Village Crossing center on Touhy. They slice their salami width-wise, and char-grill it to perfection. 5699 W Touhy Ave Niles, IL 60714 (847) 647-9099
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