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I'm thinking of concreting part of our front garden for use as a
parking space for two cars. How deep should I did the foundations? How deep should I make the concrete? Should I add steel reinforcing mesh to the conctrete? We have a sewer pipe that runs across our property where the parking space is to go. Obviously I'll get a reinforced inspection hatch fitted but is there anything special I need to do with the pipework or do I simply concrete over the top? Is there any cheaper/easier way to create a driveway? (The site is flat and well drained) sPoNiX |
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![]() "S P O N I X" wrote in message ... I'm thinking of concreting part of our front garden for use as a parking space for two cars. How deep should I did the foundations? How deep should I make the concrete? Should I add steel reinforcing mesh to the conctrete? We have a sewer pipe that runs across our property where the parking space is to go. Obviously I'll get a reinforced inspection hatch fitted but is there anything special I need to do with the pipework or do I simply concrete over the top? Is there any cheaper/easier way to create a driveway? (The site is flat and well drained) sPoNiX It's all on here, Cormaics' very useful pages.../www.pavingexpert.com/ The Q |
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