Building a Base for a Concrete Cupboard
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fatfei
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Building a Base for a Concrete Cupboard

by fatfei » Wed Dec 07, 2016 1:15 pm

Hi,
I want to have a go at building a concrete base to build a brick cupboard outside backing onto an extension. It'll be 2ft by 6ft ... Not sure what depth I'll need. How many bags And what type do should I get?

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Re: Building a Base for a Concrete Cupboard

by welsh brickie » Wed Dec 07, 2016 6:02 pm

you will need bags of concrete mix, cement and a concrete mixer which you can hire. you can either dig out and lay a foundation or lay it above ground.
I would build a timber frame work on compacted level ground, And fill it with concrete.
The depth of the concrete should be a minimum of 100mm thick, A ton of concrete mix is needed and 8 cement

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Re: Building a Base for a Concrete Cupboard

by fatfei » Thu Dec 08, 2016 11:20 am

welsh brickie wrote:you will need bags of concrete mix, cement and a concrete mixer which you can hire. you can either dig out and lay a foundation or lay it above ground.
I would build a timber frame work on compacted level ground, And fill it with concrete.
The depth of the concrete should be a minimum of 100mm thick, A ton of concrete mix is needed and 8 cement

Thanks Welsh brickie

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