Advice on the best course of action would be appreciatted.
I have had a concrete slab installed in my garden onto which i will be instaling a log cabin.
Hardcore subbase, visquine sheet and then 5'' of concrete in the shuttering. The concrete level sits an inch above the lawn. The cabin will sit on bearers supplied with it.
As per the cabin manufacturers instructions the concrete base was made 100mm bigger than the cabin on each side/front/back. It seems scanning a few sites that this 100mm requirment isnt such a good idea?
Can anyone explain why and recommend a course of action i could take to minimise any future problems as i still have time before the cabin is delivered.
regards
I have had a concrete slab installed in my garden onto which i will be instaling a log cabin.
Hardcore subbase, visquine sheet and then 5'' of concrete in the shuttering. The concrete level sits an inch above the lawn. The cabin will sit on bearers supplied with it.
As per the cabin manufacturers instructions the concrete base was made 100mm bigger than the cabin on each side/front/back. It seems scanning a few sites that this 100mm requirment isnt such a good idea?
Can anyone explain why and recommend a course of action i could take to minimise any future problems as i still have time before the cabin is delivered.
regards