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This might not turn out so good
- Thread starter ICE
- Start date
Daddy-0-
Moderator
At least he epoxied in the rebar.
pwood
Platinum Member
i think they make an extendo foundation vent for that application! (popiel industries?) :mrgreen:
JBI
Registered User
Picky, picky, picky!
incognito
Silver Member
Should not be vented anyway. Seal and condition. The biggest ugly will be when the concrete pushes the forms. Not near enough bracing.
pwood
Platinum Member
i don't see this type of construction here, but shouldn't there be a weep screed or drain plain above the new concrete? wood floor joist will be below the new concrete? looks like a recipe for disaster or just another job in ICEland.
ICE
Oh Well
Up to 6" depending on the circumstance. Were this not such a jacked up mess that couldn't happen, there would be little concern about the concrete as shown. This mess would have more steel and 12" thick concrete.rktect 1 said: