Slurry channel/tank costs?

[multi power]

I'll swap you can have my dad,I don't want him back..........

They both would probably be more useful that way

 

[Blue.]

Obviously holiday time in the precast industry,no quotes yet.

 

[Blue.]

Obviously holiday time in the precast industry,no quotes yet.

One quote for modular and other for U channels.

I think we will shutter it.

 

[multi power]

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One quote for modular and other for U channels.

I think we will shutter it.

build it with blocks, i will send dad up to help you, thats his favourite job

 

[cudota]

Wally will soon have it in for you now he knows what to charge ....£51,966.00

 

[Blue.]

Wally will soon have it in for you now he knows what to charge ....£51,966.00

He's to busy concreting in feckin Peterborough.

 

[kx-91]

If you shutter it do you have to keep the slurry away from the girders to stop them corroding?

 

[Blue.]

If you shutter it do you have to keep the slurry away from the girders to stop them corroding?

I wasn't thinking of using any girders,just put a piece of wood in end of shutters and move along.

 

[kx-91]

only ever shuttered with girders before,looks like you put the floor in first then raw bolt down some stays to hold the boards up,what thickness of wall would you have and would you put steel in? just on putting a precast channel in now,abit smaller than the one you had a quote for,think it works out around 100pound a foot for 6 feet wide

 

[S J H]

What thickness lid would you need over a 12' wide tank to take heavy traffic?

 

[Blue.]

only ever shuttered with girders before,looks like you put the floor in first then raw bolt down some stays to hold the boards up,what thickness of wall would you have and would you put steel in? just on putting a precast channel in now,abit smaller than the one you had a quote for,think it works out around 100pound a foot for 6 feet wide

I would have a 9" wall,double mesh and 3/4" rebar horizontal every 18".

 

[Blue.]

What thickness lid would you need over a 12' wide tank to take heavy traffic?

The shuttering I put a picture of above has a suspended feed passage 20' wide,i was told it had 12" of concrete and a shed load of rebar in the cast.

 

[kx-91]

@eulb have you gone ahead with the project?

 

[Blue.]

@eulb have you gone ahead with the project?

No had a change of plan,going to have a narrow open channel at the end of the building,that way I won't have any slats.

 

[multi power]

No had a change of plan,going to have a narrow open channel at the end of the building,that way I won't have any slats.

i better send dad up to give you a hand building the channel