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Thread: New Shed/Workshop WIP
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5th November 2007, 08:27 PM #16Senior Member
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wash your mouth out with soap, a 'truckies knot' does not involve the use of a stick !!!
The majority of the work was done on my own, so I had to figure out ways to do thing "single handedly".
How's your shed coming along Terrian?
Still, the 6m x 2.7m garden shed is up for storage (do you think 300m+ thick 32mpa concrete floor was going overboard ?)
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6th November 2007, 09:54 AM #17Cheers.
Vernon.
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6th November 2007, 02:12 PM #18Senior Member
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8th November 2007, 06:41 PM #19
Vernon I just had a look at your slab photo prior to pouring and noticed there aren't any holes for rag bolts or any beams on the outer of the slab to dynabolt into how did you get council approval or is a loophole I am unaware of.Oh and how did you get the steel calculations etc. for council.
btw it looks great!
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8th November 2007, 08:35 PM #20
Hi Rileyp,
I'm not sure what rag bolts are, but there is a beam all the way around the slab - it's just hard to see (look at the depth of the finished slab from the front).
There were 2 sets of base cleats set in the concreted during the pour (the cleats are for the two middle clear spans). All of the columns for the end spans are dyna-bolted to the slab.
I didn't have any problems getting the shed approved by council (I'm still to get the final inspection done - but I've done everything as per the specs on the plan, so I don't expect any problems).
I got all the steel specs from another set of plans.Cheers.
Vernon.
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