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*Portland - 93 lb for $16.50 | *Portland - 93 lb for $16.50 | ||
*M5 is 750 PSI, M10 (1:10) is 1450 psi. M20 is 2900 PSI [https://theconstructor.org/concrete/grades-concrete-strength-selection/20570/] | *M5 is 750 PSI, M10 (1:10) is 1450 psi. M20 is 2900 PSI [https://theconstructor.org/concrete/grades-concrete-strength-selection/20570/] | ||
*M10 for house slab [https://www.s-ehrlich.com/the-standard-slab-thickness-for-a-residential-home/] | *M10 for house slab [https://www.s-ehrlich.com/the-standard-slab-thickness-for-a-residential-home/]. Probably not. Official word is M20+. To use 750 PSI material requires engineering. | ||
Revision as of 12:25, 17 August 2023
- $1/sf [1] on pavers
- Concrete 10 yard was enough for SH2 - 500 sf - or 50 sf/yard. This comes out to $3/sf.
- Portland cement - $130/ton [2] and
- Mudmixer
- 5 bags Portland per yard of concrete.
- Portland - 93 lb for $16.50
- M5 is 750 PSI, M10 (1:10) is 1450 psi. M20 is 2900 PSI [3]
- M10 for house slab [4]. Probably not. Official word is M20+. To use 750 PSI material requires engineering.