27 Can I use AirCrete as a Driveway or Patio

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[@mayadog2497]

So many questions.... Can the interior of exterior air crete walls be tiled in a shower if coated with waterproofing like red guard? Can it be tiled over on either the interior or exterior of walls? Would natural stone tiles would be better than glazed for moisture reasons? Ive seen decorative natural unglazed clay tiles used on the exterior of concrete buildings in Asia as decoration. Could it be poured inside of perimeter walled footing....poured on a properly laid stable base - like when laying a proper strong base for a flagstone patio- as the foundation/ base to set a flagstone floor on top of it with proper sand base and mortar? ( Embed radiant floor heating under the mortar bed) and use geothermal heating to keep it warm?!?) Could it be suspended between floor joists on pier and beam construction as insulation?....its probably cheaper, and far longer lived than fiberglass insulation stapled under a house that ends up eventually falling apart even under the most properly built homes. If poured at the same time, will it bond with concrete or would there be and expansion contraction issue that might eventually become an issue? I thought it would be interesting to see if you could pour blocks for walls in place that you use a temporary divider to pour either concrete, or a far less aerated mix on the exterior 2"-3"s of the block, and the aerated concrete on the interior side of the block. The goal being to have a more secure, solid, weather resistant exterior wall that could be stained, and the insulated portion inside.....or even a sandwhich of the two so the interior wall too could be stained, solid and smooth. You could even use textured molds for all sorts of finished looks. Thanks for posting the video...Excuse me for having so many questions. Hopefully some will have answers, and maybe some, a new idea to experiment with! Cheers, and happy new years!

[@richardhofecker6444]

Id like to set a small steel shed on an aircrete pad. How thick should the cement over top the aircrete be? Is there any benefit to doing it this way whatsoever? Will it save me a few bags of cement at most?

[@suffering_sucks]

What about permitting in California?