Aerated are an absolute pain when it comes to fixing things like shelves
+1 for getting more dense blocks, aerated are just a pain in the @rse
Sorry mate I had not even noticed I had written 300 metres.......I wish it was that big . LolQuoted for figures before edit![]()
They would give us some more info ( another calculation) such has how far above the pool the appliance was. Size of pump etc etc etc lolInsufficient information given for a viable answer - how much can the system used for emptying flow per minute and is it constant given the reducing depth (so a pump would have to lift higher) ?
They would give us some more info ( another calculation) such has how far above the pool the appliance was. Size of pump etc etc etc lol
I was thinking about mixing it in the mixer dry and then wetting it as it's 30 minute setting cement
So essentially 2 bulk bags full of ballast and cement mixed would be around enough to lay the floor. Just getting into my mind visually what amounts I need. I already have 25 bags of quick set cement ready.
One question I have is this. Are there any reasons I could not mix the cement and ballast dry and add water when it's in place with half a dozen of us turning it to ensure water gets mixed.......
This is what is concerning me.........but 28 bags of cement is expensive."I already have 25 bags of quick set cement ready "
Nightmare laying a slab with quick set cement![]()