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Others Others. With the other stuff, there is too much chance that it will act as a debonding agent. Surface preparation is critical for success.
For thin cementitious toppings I am a fan of matching the properties of the base slab. Joe's topping strip is only 4 feet wide. Why the big issue with preparation? He's not depending on composite action as far as I know. Joe, just use the small aggregate concrete as intended. Non-shrink grout is overkill in this case and not the best solution.
Joe, do not use grout!!! Use one of the commercial polymer modified topping materials. Timing has a lot to do with the outcome of a rain dance. Indoors, non-load bearing.
Or am I interpreting the statement wrong? Can he just use a floor-leveling compound? No, floor leveling compounds are for small irregularities, not 1. Nothing better than concrete. Red Flag This Post Please let us know here why this post is inappropriate. Your Email required. Your Phone Number. Your Message required. Posted on May 30, by SteveP. I was going to pour a small concrete patio behind my house. I was wondering how thin can I pour it?
Would three inches be too thin. I am going to be doing a big driveway, and a couple walkways, and I was trying to save as much money as I can by pouring the walkways, and patio as thin as I can. It's also lower. The plan is to put a thin bed of sand over the top, DPM and then pour more concrete over the top. I'll either put metal fabric reinforcing bar shreddies down or use fibre reinforced concrete for strength opinions?
The old base slopes, so the new base will be thinner one end. What I'm wondering is how thin the cap over the concrete can be? It's convenient to have the base 2.
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