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Self-leveling concrete.
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Previously:
Making concrete door moldings - GIF
Pouring concrete from an excavator cab - GIF
Spin casting concrete drainage pipes - GIF
Unconventional concrete delivery - GIF
Why Roman concrete was so durable - photo
That's a self levelling grout not a concrete.
Mark
Is that a polymer or conventional? It looks almost like latex or something. I've used epoxy grout on equipment many times, but this is new to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by mwmkravchenko
It will be a polymer modified grout.Quote:
Originally Posted by nova_robotics
https://can.sika.com/en/construction...-products.html
SIKA is a multinational company. All over the world.
Mark
I installed hot water radiant floor heat when I built my house in the late 80’s. Stapled 3000ft of tubing to the subfloor. Then had a sub contractor pump “Gypcrete”, brand name, over the tubing. It is classified as lightweight concrete. Sand was the only aggregate used.
It did NOT flow like in that video
That's a lot of stapling. Would need a week to recover from that now ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by hemmjo
You would have been able to do 37 years ago with no problem. I get tired now just thinking about that whole project!!!
Built my first complete house in 1987. Concrete to the final painting and everything in between. Didn't do the electrical in that one. And yeah back then it would have made me sore, but back up and atem the next day. Authur Itis has other ideas for me now :)Quote:
Originally Posted by hemmjo
Mark