Outdoor Wood Furnace Info
Outdoor Furnaces - Manufacturers WITH EPA-Certified Models => Hardy => Topic started by: d conover on September 06, 2012, 09:49:17 AM
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I need to pour a pad for my H4, I think I am going to make it 6'x8'. Five inches thick except where I have 2 six inch sewer and drain pipes coming up out of the ground and I think I will only make it about 2 inches thick there. And let the back of the hardy hang over the lower part. What do you all think??
When I had my H2, I poured that slab with a 2x8 slot recessed in the slab under the back of the hardy.
The two 6" pipes are taking up a lot more room than I thought.
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I think I would pour it all the same and just pour around the 2 six inch drain pipes
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It doesn't look like there is a lot of room back there to work , is the reason I was going to drop down.
On the H2 I only had one six inch pipe coming up , now I have two and they are side by side. I think I should have spaced them. but is too late now.
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Do you put wire mesh and rebar in your pads? I can't remember what I did 12 years ago. It did not crack.
Plan on pouring the slab Friday, I am waiting on the son in law to catch up, we need to pour our slabs at the same time. Concrete company has a 2 yard minimum. I hope houses a half mile apart count as one delivery...