what are the floor size width Ã- length for slab pouring ?
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My foundation gives 6" beyond the 8'x10' building, on the sides and rear, and I kept it flush in the front. It's a great shed!
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The overall dimensions are 15 inches wide by 20 inches long. The area for tile placement is 13 inches wide by 14 inches long. You'll love the size of the board!
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no I can't give the exact width but it's what I wanted in a decanter, sorry couldn't help with more information
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it measures approximately 8 1/2" wide with an opening of 2". I highly recommend this product. It is great for hard floors.
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I have the 8 X 10 Ft. The floor is plastic squares that lock together. I put the floor on cement blocks for stability. My friend did not, we had to at a later date.
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The fabric has a width of 54in So when you make an order, you have to look for the lenght you need (like regular fabric). If you make the math, you'll get the surface, square ft you want.
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measure the distance to the floor X2 and add it to the table width. This is an oval so the table must be oval.
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The sink comes with a template for cutting. I don't remember what the exact measurements were, but I recommend going like 1/2" smaller than the template says. Our hole was a little too big for comfort.
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don't know cubic feet but you can mathematize these numbers if you want 36-37" x 18-19" x 16"
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Length: 50mmWidth: 38mm(universal width of Arca-Swiss Standard QR plates)Thickness: 10mm(universal thickness of Arca-Swiss Standard QR plates)
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Sent as a gift to my daughter, who is building a new home. I'll try to get measurements ASAP!
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Yes, I called the company. They sold me a slab a little longer then I needed, we cut ourselve to the measurement. They did say they are not responsible for the damage in the shipping, the slab was packed very well and there was no issue.
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I went 20" deep. I made a 25 foot square foot pad of concrete and made a square (part of the pad) at the edge of the concrete pad. The square is 12" × 12" . You can get a cardboard concrete tube from Lowes or Home Depot in different diameters. I would use at least a 12" diameter if doing it this way and go 20" deep. Hope this helps!!
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96"x73" are the outside dimensions of the metal frame. I added a half an inch to each dimension for my floor. If you use pressure treated wood, remember foam tape to keep it from corroding the metal.
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The floor dimensions at the base are about 46" deep X 38" wide, however the width of the plate rack above is about 48" - this essentially makes the dimensions 46" deep and 48" wide.
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No. We laid a 4 inch thick slab. We did have a problem tho'. We used the supplier's dimensions which turned out to be inaccurate and had to dig out and lay an extension to the slab. The shed instructions are spot on. Whatever you do, don't deviate or things will go wrong. Ours is great, still looks OK despite being hit by a digger earlier this year. We lined the ceiling and walls with polystyrene sheet. Keeps it cool!
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I think about 3 square feet per pour. I haven't layed any up yet as I had my wife make them up. she has done about a dozen pours and needs a whole lot more. Will be nice to work with. I chose the dry stack style. Coloring them different colors with cement dye.