. I'm assuming all boxes are installed in a factory where the wall sections are poured , then you connect or extend them as the sections go in ? I've never been on one of these precast " tilt up " jobs , but they're big around here when it comes to very large warehouses . Looks like fun except for the rain !chewy said:
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Nah this is hardies cement board with steel rondo webbing, we just pipe before they pour concrete down the middle.. I'm assuming all boxes are installed in a factory where the wall sections are poured , then you connect or extend them as the sections go in ? I've never been on one of these precast " tilt up " jobs , but they're big around here when it comes to very large warehouses . Looks like fun except for the rain !
He never did that and he will never do that again.What is the Kiwi version of OSHA called?
Chewy working like a champ out there!!:thumbsup:
After I cuckolded him and stole his identity.When did Rutledge from American Top Gear move to NZ?
I love it when you talk dirty.After I cuckolded him and stole his identity.
. Oh , those are forms , I thought they were precast walls , lol ? Hard to tell from the pictures . So it's a poured in place job . I was referring to concrete wall sections that are prefab bed off site and tilted up into place when on the job . Sometimes the electrical boxes are installed in the pour , other times everything is run surface , or they fir the concrete walls out .chewy said:Nah this is hardies cement board with steel rondo webbing, we just pipe before they pour concrete down the middle.
Cause he fell, broke his spine, face and got impaled by a random price of rebar? :lol: :lol:chewy said:He never did that and he will never do that again.
The day is still young.Cause he fell, broke his spine, face and got impaled by a random price of rebar? :lol: :lol:
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