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sorry, yes I meant it's appox 3 or 4 inches thick. I think for neatness sake, I'll break it up and get rid of it. At least that way most of the hole will already be there and I can probably use some of the rubble as harcorde for the new slab (assuming there isn't a lot of it under the slab...

thanks for the advice.....I'm still kinda tempted to hire a breaker and dig the old slab up and create a complete new one to make sure its as good as can be, but I may change my mind when I actually get round to diging all that up!

great....but do you think it is possible to apply a layer over the top to unit it all? Not sure about concrete binding to concrete.

Sorry, should have said, its still going to be a wooden building, not brick. Just a bit bigger to accomodate a motorbike. Just a bigger shed really.

Hello, I have a bit of a dilemma, and I'm not great at things like this so I wonder if you guys can offer some advice. I have a small shed at the bottom of the garden that is on top of an approx 3/4 inch concrete base. This doesn't reach the back garden fence and there is an approx 20...

Can anyone tell me how difficult this is to do? Our house is a 1980s barrett home so most walls are plasterboard. I would like to give the architrave a bit of a spruce up, but some of the frames have been pretty hacked up as well by previous owners trying to fit hinges so I might like to replace...