D davethebb Established Member UKW Supporter Joined 17 Apr 2022 Messages 61 Reaction score 55 Location Kent 29 Jan 2024 #21 Thank you, Ian.
Blister Established Member UKW Supporter Joined 10 Nov 2006 Messages 7,458 Reaction score 441 Location Boston Lincs 29 Jan 2024 #22 Did you put any steel mesh in the slab to hold it together and help stop it cracking ? Looks great now.
Did you put any steel mesh in the slab to hold it together and help stop it cracking ? Looks great now.
D davethebb Established Member UKW Supporter Joined 17 Apr 2022 Messages 61 Reaction score 55 Location Kent 29 Jan 2024 #23 Blister, No I used fiber-reinforced concrete (from memory C30) as this provides crack resistance as it was a large pour and reinforcement.
Blister, No I used fiber-reinforced concrete (from memory C30) as this provides crack resistance as it was a large pour and reinforcement.
N niall Y Established Member Joined 1 Nov 2018 Messages 1,196 Reaction score 943 Location CARDIGAN 29 Jan 2024 #24 That looks really good, well worth the wait I'm sure.
MikeJhn Grunkel Joined 2 Sep 2014 Messages 5,692 Reaction score 1,251 Location Kent 30 Jan 2024 #25 Nice to see traditional bonnet hips, I'm in the Lenham area so not far from you, even though our place is over 500years old it's not listed, solid flint walls and Kent pegs with bonnet hips of course, you can see my home built sheds on the left. Last edited: 30 Jan 2024
Nice to see traditional bonnet hips, I'm in the Lenham area so not far from you, even though our place is over 500years old it's not listed, solid flint walls and Kent pegs with bonnet hips of course, you can see my home built sheds on the left.
D davethebb Established Member UKW Supporter Joined 17 Apr 2022 Messages 61 Reaction score 55 Location Kent 30 Jan 2024 #26 MikeJhn, Lovely. A bit more solid than our timber frame mid-1500s house. We are just down the road in Pluckley.
MikeJhn, Lovely. A bit more solid than our timber frame mid-1500s house. We are just down the road in Pluckley.