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Trade: retail tile
Join Date: Feb 2006
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To What Level Pour Slab? See Picture
I am adding a concrete floor size 20 X 30 feet with footing behind my home so that I can add a sun room. My problem is that the dirt is almost 1 foot below my door at the back. If I pour concrete at the ground level, I need add a step at the door, which I don’t like. We don’t like the idea of having to step down immediately after opening the door.
On the other hand, If I raise the concrete floor by a foot, than the concrete floor will butt with the siding. Is this allowed? My concern is, later if I want to remove the siding, the bottom two siding will be beneath the concrete floor, so can't me removed. Your suggestion is appreciated. Thanks |
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Eater of sins.
Trade: Designer/Drafter Extrordinaire
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Orange County, CA.
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Re: To What Level Pour Slab? See Picture
A lot of the advice you will get here is to either hire a licensed contractor or post at the DIY web site.
Both of which are good advice. |
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Trade: LI,NY designer, new homes, renovation work, concre
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Long Island, NY
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Re: To What Level Pour Slab? See Picture
Hire a qualified contractor, or post on the DIY site. G
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Join Date: May 2005
Location: Windsor Locks, Connecticut
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Re: To What Level Pour Slab? See Picture
Do the step with a landing.
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Re: To What Level Pour Slab? See Picture
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