It's gotta be wet cement on hardcore, a dry mix wouldn't work . And don't dot and dab as they rock over time I guess this can be mixed on a piece of woodor barrow if it's only an inch thick. Would u agree?
Yes 4:1 mix of sand/cement with water. Mixing it with a shovel on a large sheet of ply or an old sheet of timber is absolutely fine I have done it many times. If you have a large area to do though (other than pictured) it may make sense to get a mixer.
Yes 4:1 mix of sand/cement with water. Mixing it with a shovel on a large sheet of ply or an old sheet of timber is absolutely fine I have done it many times. If you have a large area to do though (other than pictured) it may make sense to get a mixer.
My shed is 10 ft long by 8ft wide. I had 5 x 9ft long sleepers so I had the lovely job of taking a foot of each one without a chainsaw.
I laid all 5 equally apart onto level slabs, with the shed then on top.of the sleepers. The height of the sleepers means there's no chance of rats or mice nesting below. After being covered in oil for years and years they will outlive me.
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