Thats a real knee slapper...
My bad
You guys brothers? I always reccommend fiber. If its a patio and somthing that shows use "Stealth" fiber or short hair as its called. If its base for stone or brick use the long hair....BIG difference. If your in the Riverside to San Diego area I can get whatever you need including finishers.....oh, and a little too much concrete is always better than not enough....
NB we are are pouring about 10-50 yards a week right now in Chino, we have the labor coveredwhich supplier do you know?
NB we are are pouring about 10-50 yards a week right now in Chino, we have the labor covered
Superior is my family
Superior is my family
we are using Fourth St., Robertsons and Short Load(if needed) I am open to new companies if they need more business
The local suppler said it called for 3 yards...@ 7" deepI think thats a bit much.
I've got an few extra shovel fulls going other places.
$300.00 delivered 3500 psi w/fiber.
Looking for some mud in the Corona Area.................Any suggestions or referrals?
6" thick is actually 1.75 yards.
7" thick is 2.03
I wouldnt order it right on the money. If your going 6", order at least 2 yards
7" get 2.5 yards.
There are alot of factors that would make you come up short and your 300 just turned into 600.
Make sure you dont have any flyash in the mix and dont get out of control on the water.
Looking for some mud in the Corona Area.................Any suggestions or referrals?
Robertsons... I dont like their business dealings, but they have good mud
Well I did the pour...so how long before I can park my F 250 on it? (Remember 6-7" thick). If I recall, 2 weeks...correct?
PS. as I may have mentioned, I haven't messed with mud since before the 90's. Did it quite often prior to that, and now I know why I don't miss it...my friken knees feel like someone hit them with a sledge hammer :hammerhea . 48 going on 70
Also I don't remember "fiber mix" being around back then...pretty impressive stuff!
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