Pouring a 32X64 garage floor!!

We had tp prep and pour a 32X64 concrete garage floor with radiant heat and a trench drain. We had spray foam applied under the radiant heat. This was a job we started last year and had to fill it in about 6 feet with gravel. We tamped it real good last year but I was glad the customer was willing to let it settle over winter. The concrete was 4000 PSI with fibers and we had wire mesh down and that was just to hold the tubing down where we wanted it.

[@russellgilson4072]

Ron, you got a good crew of guys! You set the pace on the job, congrats for keeping the ball rolling!

[@chipmiller9074]

Phone do you do one hell of a great job you are very meticulous in your detail and you don't see that as often as you should that's the nature of the world !keep up the awesome work! I like how they did the closed-cell spray and then wire and then piping radiant heat!!

[@chipmiller9074]

I meant to say Bondo but it heard different😅 I did not edit LOL dangerous

[@natej6671]

It must be a pleasure working in the shade on this job with openings at the front and back for the wind to blow through.

[@bondobuilt386]

Yes and they had huge ceiling fans in there.

[@daviddesilva4971]

Great job, Bondo and crew. Thxs for the vids!

[@buildpro9705]

Good work, Bondo!

[@bondobuilt386]

Thanks. 😀

[@vincegarza3701]

NICE JOB!!!

[@timtarran8124]

You and your boys do some real nice work

[@bondobuilt386]

Thanks Tim.

[@TheCreteDog]

I remember years ago I was setting up a basement pour. And we happened to be there putting down wire mesh just when the heat tubing salesman was down there talking to the customer. And he was telling them how strong the tubing was how you could drive a mixer across it and it wouldn't even dent it! The following Monday we showed up to pour and as I went down from the garage into the basement they'd hung a sign up... "DON'T STEP ON THE TUBING!!" Hahaha what the hell happened to driving a mixer across it?? 😂😂

[@bondobuilt386]

Ya don't step on it. LOL Good luck.

[@gadsdenconsulting7126]

This is awesome!! Exactly what I want to do!!👍👍

[@bondobuilt386]

Great glad it was helpful.

[@kennethorton3661]

A stupid question what is the difference from a 3000 mix to a 4000 is it because of the size rock that use awesome video

[@bondobuilt386]

The 4000 has more Portland cement in it and is stronger.

[@hillbilly2224]

Great video 🤙🇦🇺

[@Flapswgm]

Would you do us a favor and once you are finished with the job and the concrete is hard, can you bring the skreet board or rob back into the work and lay it down in several spots to see if the flow is correct and there are no puddles??? Nice work. Wish you were in Arizona.

[@ShredPile]

Yup, that pipe spacer detail is clean. Solid temporary, perfect finish.

[@bondobuilt386]

Thanks. 😀

[@tracymankey9314]

Beautiful job arkansas

[@bondobuilt386]

Thanks.

[@jstkeeps]

Please install a p-trap on your trench drains...... when ran to daylight cold air... rodents etc have straight path to inside... Directly at end of trench drain in heated area.....

[@davebeck3135]

Bondo Knows!!

[@bondobuilt386]

Thanks 😄

[@MichaelJohnson-jt5cu]

You could have used a double blade rider on that open building concrete slab. Wrll worth the investment.

[@robertnash2446]

I would be afraid when your crew dumps their wheelbarrels the steel frame bumpers on your wheel barrels would puncture the radiant tube heating tubes.

[@scotthultin7769]

First 👍's up BB thank you for sharing

[@bondobuilt386]

Your welcome Scott. 😀

[@scotthultin7769]

@@bondobuilt386 you have well oiled machine Nicely done 👍 thank you for the video

[@Michaels_Coffee]

Nice work as usual.. Are you concerned about those red posts filling with water and freezing?

[@bondobuilt386]

Thanks. No I am not worried about them freezing.

[@Michaels_Coffee]

I've learned a lot from you and your team. Thank you.

[@gregsidel3557]

Do you guys ever test your water connections on this Radiant floor before you pour You're concrete

[@xaap8408]

awesome work! did that floor drain went anywhere? i did not see it connected to anything .

[@bondobuilt386]

The home owner is going to tie into it and go to daylight.

[@csehszlovakze]

please link the previous video(s) of this garage in the description

[@bondobuilt386]

The end of the video you can click on it.

[@csehszlovakze]

@@bondobuilt386 I had to check in another browser to see it, thanks for the reminder.

[@stephenaustin5525]

Is the truck using a separate diesel motor to turn the drum ? We don't have that in Az.

[@bondobuilt386]

The motor is mounted in the back of the truck Just 1 motor.

[@MikeRev-w3h]

Aren't you supposed to have the pex lines pressurized when you pour the concrete?

[@bondobuilt386]

You can if you are worried about it. we have done probably 200 of these with no leaks ever.

[@raystormont]

Seems like a lot of your jobs are large enough for ride on finishers, why do you not use?? Ray Stormont

[@bondobuilt386]

We use one on the real big ones. I have one that just got repaired.

[@jonsm114]

Curious about concrete, delivered cost per yard?

[@bondobuilt386]

Depends on the mix and how far it is from the plant. We are over $200 a yard at this point and like $230 in the colder months.

[@MikeRev-w3h]

What did you cover the drain up with when you poured?

[@bondobuilt386]

Zip tape.

[@MikeRev-w3h]

@@bondobuilt386 I thought you used zip tape, does that stuff come off easy? Or does it leave a messy goo on the drain?

[@duanewessie7374]

Do you guys ever install oil separator’s on garage floor trench drains in my area it is code. I’m just curious I know every area his different codes.

[@bondobuilt386]

We do not need that in my area Duane.

[@scottmeredith8409]

Bondo, how did they keep spray foam level, doesn't it expand as it is sprayed? Great work, enjoy your content.

[@CheaddakerT.Snodgrass]

Just experience. It's not going to be 100% level but very close

[@brezzz0077]

Question. are the heat lines pressurized during the pour

[@carljenne7675]

Bondo - why don't you tamp anymore to get the stone down before the bullfoat to bring the cream up?

[@bondobuilt386]

We do not ever tamp the concrete bud.

[@carljenne7675]

@@bondobuilt386 Did it all the time in the 60's and 70's. Guess I'm really old" huh?

[@Theoldbricklayer]

High quality …

[@bondobuilt386]

Thanks bud.

[@BZ1340]

Why not 4x8 Foam panels. Instead of spray foam.. Is one more cost effective

[@joehuinker7009]

Bondo you cut the checks so you don't need to work!

[@Musclecar1972]

That first truck needs to go directly to the shop, either the swing chain needs to be tensioned, or it’s worn out and needs replacement, usually along with the gear on the hydraulic motor, that’s dangerous for your guys with all the chutes on, with that much play. If the chain snaps, with a loaded chute, while he’s swinging it, could cost you a couple of guys, I’ve seen it happen.

[@bondobuilt386]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@blacklegend6080]

gay

[@bondobuilt386]

We are a happy bunch of concreters. LOL

[@Michaels_Coffee]

That's a solid response, B!😂

[@bondobuilt386]

@@Michaels_Coffee Thanks. LOL

[@kenactofkindness4017]

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