If I put this directly on the cement, do I need to lay covering on the cement before I lay it down?.
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I did mine in the lawn but I would put down landscape fabric going up the insides to keep the dirt in as no cement is perfectly level.
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Landscape fabric should be used to cover the cement before adding soil to prevent soil washing out. Be advised that a water stain will likely remain on the cement after removal of the raised bed garden.
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We only used it on the beach. The directions recommend putting sand in the side pockets to hold it down. I think it also comes with small stakes that can be pinned down into the grass if you have that by the pool. I don't think it would hold well on cement.
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I see no problem with it on cement as long as there are no sharp objects to puncture the liner. The pad will probably compress to almost nothing from the weight of the water. I would not set it upon paver stones because of the sharp edges associated with them .
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we have it over our backyard, which has cement flooring. For the summer, it really helps our backyard remain notably cooler, because the sun does not hit on the cement to directly. 50 percent?
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Sure.... obviously your soil depth will be limited by the cement but I have mine sitting on a frame of cinder blocks.
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So what you are asking is whether you can use it to seal the grout in between the tiles. My guess is that if the grout is like concrete it might go into the grout, unless it is too smooth and hard on the surface. However, you probably would have needed to seal the concrete before laying the tiles since there must be water soaking up through. Best bet is to go to the RadonSeal web site and call their tech support number.
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Most likely. There are drainage holes in the turf, but more a soil application. I wouldn't see any harm in putting it on concrete, it just may stay damp underneath and you would want to dry it out or check on it periodically.
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Instructions says not to lay on it. You use it just as in PT, lay it over the area needed. You van prop something against it too.
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I have it on a cement patio. I would want to put it on maybe some cement landscape blocks 16 X 16 X 2 to dissipate any heat on a wood deck.
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I would highly recommend using cement. My kids swing climb and do crazy stuff on this swing set and there is never a safety question about whether the swing set can tolerate the wear and tear. I would not feel safe using this set without the cement foundation.
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Yes and no. I took my time doing it. If you want to lay a cement foundation, as I did, it can get more involved. I first did the cement, which took me about three-days of work, but it was done casually and with some help from friends and good Samaritans. I then put up the base, walls, doors, and some of the trussing- this was done by myself in about three-hours maybe. The next day I got some help from aforementioned good Samaritans to put up the rafters and roofing- this took maybe four to five-hours with help. By far, the roof assembly is what will take the most effort, but everything else is a breeze and can be done by yourself. You could do everything yourself if you are clever, have lots of tools, and several tall ladders. One trick that helped greatly, is using some liquid soap or a bar of soap on the bottom tabs of the wall pieces and they will "pop" into place without you throwing your back out. Good luck!
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My electrician, who installed it, told me to lay down one full coat of mortar, let it dry, then lay down more mortar+tile as usual. He said that this would help protect the wiring. Be ware, though, that you must make this first layer *even* or else it will be a pain in the you-know-what to tile over uneven mortar. Make sure it's nice and smooth.
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No, don't wait. On the first one we didn't wait at all and the second one we waited a while and it was harder to keep the shapes in the cement. Do it right away and then let it sit for awhile. Also, make sure you cover your hands or the child's hands with vaseline first. The cement is very caustic to the skin and isn't safe for children's bare skin.
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try it, this more for concrete/when putting sealer.I recommend testing a small area first and letting it dry to see what happens.
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Not well, it's a temporary fix. Moisture is it's biggest enemy . If it's for indoor use, you'll be fine. nothing will adhere to concrete when moisture is involved, no matter how well you prep it.
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The brush works great plus it's about$30 dollars cheaper than it was in the stores. I have an in ground cement pool and I am very satisfied with it. I dont see why you wouldn't be able to use it withe cover/liner. Usually the sellers indicate in the description if the product is suitable for use.
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I didn't put mine in concrete. I think there were extra pieces that may be used for that, but I am not sure. Sorry!