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scottishsandra
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Posted 2 Years ago #1
have a small floor, approx. 17m square, there are already red clay bricks on most of the floor, to old and tiered to restore, need to put in a concrete floor.... what should
i do?????
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Posted 2 Years ago #2
To some extent, restoration may be easier. To do concrete properly, you need to demo and remove the old floor, excavate to a proper depth, form the area, lay a base, add reinforcement for the concrete, then pour and finish the concrete.
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Posted 2 Years ago #3
Scottishsandra welcome to the forum JAB is right there. It will take far less effort to change the bricks than it will take to put up a cement floor

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