| Fingers77 - 11/11/2015 06:32
And by pontificating trying to prove that you are smarter than the rest of us, you have lost sight of the OPs question.
Hog panels if installed correctly will be fine for a farmer slab. Sure it might not last as long as a commercial slab, but it can and will work. I'm sure he won't be landing a 747 on it or trying to sell everything at an 11% discount.
See it for what his needs might be.
Besides, it is MY opinion, and NO ONE can ever take it from me. You have yours, I have mine.. Get over it.
No worries at all.....you're entitled to whatever you like! And you're right....so many different ideas can and will "work"......and for a specific use, may serve the purpose just fine. But concrete isnt something that gets traded in every couple years, and with constantly evolving engineering and technology, there are far better ways to design and install a floor than in the days when grampa did it. |
Concrete question: use old hog panels as reinforcement?
