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cornellengineers

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2 years2 yearsNonameNoname posted:
Vapour Barrier issues

I believe Cornell engineers has a video that covers this. Put a path around the lot is the short answer.

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2 years2 yearsChizChiz posted:
Water sitting against concrete slab

Hopefully no need to worry too much but would be good to look into a solution. Like having the first metre and a bit of soil slope away.
Cornell Engineers have…

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2 years2 yearsMatevieflickMatevieflick posted:
Slab cracks

Yeah they have used chip bark. Our private inspector noted that it's not graded properly in our report.
I was speaking to another SS from another company and he said…

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2 years2 yearsNonameNoname posted:
Slab cracks

what?
earth works are done befor ethe slab is formed. The grading is seperate and not considdered part of the earthworks, unless the entire slab is being built on an…

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2 years2 yearsSaveH2OSaveH2O posted:
New Construction Inspection-Frame Stage : Builder Obligation

Maybe it is touching on Performance Solutions but the use of the word "suspected" is let's say strange!

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2 years2 yearsNonameNoname posted:
Slab cracks

I have actually used this one and they continue to say they don't do any drainage until slab laid. I have 96 day time extension for rain and effects and…

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2 years2 yearsNonameNoname posted:
Slab cracks

slightly off topic, but would the epoxy be flexible enough to cover the fine cracks, if say it was applied straight after house handover and the house was still settling?
probably,…

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2 years2 yearsAshington HomesAshington Homes posted:
Old houses move

Matt,
Thank you to you and your family for such a well produced and educational video!
What a fantastic contribution to this forum.

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2 years2 yearsNonameNoname posted:
Old houses move

Thanks cornellengineers. It's great to see real engineers providing real advice (without copying some ai chatbot rubbish and passing it off as their…

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2 years2 yearschippychippy posted:
Old houses move

Well done Matt.
That is sensible and practical information.
Good to see an engineer helping by providing good information and a bit of humour.

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2 years2 yearsMatevieflickMatevieflick posted:
Slab cracks

I feel like they may mean pattern cracking. It has cracks throughout the whole slab in a pattern like manner. Also some of them are already at 2mm and in…

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2 years2 yearsSaveH2OSaveH2O posted:
Wind bracing methods for portal frames

Shouldn't you be consulting your text books on all the questions you post on H1?

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2 years2 yearsBuildingandLegalBuildingandLegal posted:
Brick sill DPC/flashing

The black rubber is the window flashing! It's purpose is to direct the water coming off the window and out of the track out on to the bricks. …

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3 years3 yearsSLABsenseSLABsense posted:
How to monitor soil moisture to prevent slab heave?

Yup you're spot on - we pair the sensors up as a minimum to give a 'control' and reference point away from the problem area and rather than saying X%…

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3 years3 yearsSLABsenseSLABsense posted:
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Oh! Also... when you had the path/concrete redone, did you pay specific attention to the fall of the ground UNDER the concrete too? If that wasn't graded correctly water could…

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3 years3 yearsaussietaaussieta posted:
Building price increases

oh doozer you made me snort coffee out of my nose

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3 years3 yearsAshington HomesAshington Homes posted:
Building price increases

MissChilli
It's hard to know, but personally I think it's going to get worse before it gets better.
We were having an internal meeting yesterday going through all the price increase notices…

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3 years3 yearsSLABsenseSLABsense posted:
How to monitor soil moisture to prevent slab heave?

Hi All. Thanks for the shout out and heads up about this post Matt!
Yup, as Matt has mentioned, my new business SLABsense (SLABsense.com.au & ) is doing just what…

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3 years3 yearsHartsHarts posted:
Waffle slabs, slab heave and site drainage

Thanks for reply, agree with your points, unfortunately it is not only builders and certifiers, we show the edge beam approx. depth to avoid the builder leaving edge beams on…

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