I'm just about finished with a detatched 24x24' garage behind my house. I need about 500 sqft of driveway poured. The ground is almost xcompletely flat and the soil is all sandy loam so zero clay. What can I expect to pay for a 4" pour? Anyone here do this? Any alternatives to concrete like a crushed concrete base that can get my by for a year and then pour over it as a base?
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17 trusses?! Did you design the garage or is this a standard size/build per truss.
Alltrusstexas.com in mansfield?!Last edited by 4.6coupe; 05-22-2013, 10:09 AM../ ____ _ _\.
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Overbuilt wont hurt but damn...trusses are normally on 24" centers from my reserach. Also, is a single jack stud enough to properly support that beam? I think it needs double jack studs and a king stud. One last thing...can you pour a driveway that close to the property line?
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Nice place. No man door?
I would go the crushed gravel route as a base while I saved for the concrete. Then again I have shit for soil and would need the extra insurance the crushed base would give me.
Originally posted by kingjason View PostWas that a kit? I have been eyeballing shops my self and like to hear actual costs.Fuck you. We're going to Costco.
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Originally posted by 4.6coupe View Post17 trusses?! Did you design the garage or is this a standard size/build per truss.
Alltrusstexas.com in mansfield?!
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Originally posted by 8mpg View PostOverbuilt wont hurt but damn...trusses are normally on 24" centers from my reserach. Also, is a single jack stud enough to properly support that beam? I think it needs double jack studs and a king stud. One last thing...can you pour a driveway that close to the property line?
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Stangin4lyfe sent me a good connect for the concrete and I will be meeting with him Friday. 25x30' slab and a 20x10 section of recycled asphalt.
It's getting insulated with spray foam, and the garage door, 18'x9', will be steel on both sides and insulated. it will have a jack shaft opener so I don't kill the overhead height. It will get a a 1 or 1.5 ton AC system, and a single 30" entrance door on the side. A 2 post lift in the center, over from one of my rentals for powder coating, and a 5hp compressor.
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