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Which nobody really seems to be doing this time around.

He bought it with Joe's money.

May or may not grow out of it...or it could take several years. Try garlic. Capsules seem to work best.

Maybe I got lucky. I dunno. We did make sure that they actually pulled the mesh up immediately after they poured so that it wasn't pushed to the bottom. I also had "piers" poured for the lift I will eventually put in - 2'x2' each, 6" deeper than the slab - they have rebar in them. Dirt was...

I have a roughly 22x36 slab poured with the wire mesh - it doesn't even have joints cut into it. It has one hairline crack running about across about a third of the floor. I'd say it works. :meh: Poured in 2006.

My garage slab says otherwise.

Obviously, you'll want to use wire mesh to reinforce. You can probably use the light grade if the most this will see is a car or light truck. x2 on a barrier between wood and concrete. Wood touching concrete = no. My garage has smooth floors, but I'm going to put a surface finish on it. As...

Ya, that's the patio area. I have visions of people sinking the legs of outdoor furniture 3" deep into the sod when they slide their chairs back...but I guess that's their problem.

Grass. It's Architectural Digest s*** and stuff. :flipoff2:

Moor.

I can think of better places to drop these $, but I guess you've gotta have a driveway, right? :D

42 yards of concrete later... :crybaby: Pics shortly.

Bump. Somebody take this off his hands. My favorite combo for M3/4/5.

A couple of bumpers and airdam - less than 6' long. Can be boxed. Anytime in the next couple months (Feb/Mar 2012). Please PM me - I know I'll forget to check over here.

Double wow.

Ya, that's it. He's "horse people".

What was that guy's name who used to be on here. I think he may have been Navajo???

Is there some confusion here between "county inspector" and "home inspector"?

I rebooted and updated Java console when it came back up...seems to have gone away.