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Author Concrete Patio Pad wire
fmb@sbcglobal.net

2005-07-10, 6:25 pm

I'm about to pour a concrete pad for my patio, 10' X 18' X 3.5" with
wire mesh. My question concerns the wire mesh I bought last year. It
has surface rust. Is it just scrap now or can I still use it for the
pad successfully?

SQLit

2005-07-10, 6:25 pm


<fmb@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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quote:

> I'm about to pour a concrete pad for my patio, 10' X 18' X 3.5" with
> wire mesh. My question concerns the wire mesh I bought last year. It
> has surface rust. Is it just scrap now or can I still use it for the
> pad successfully?



I have seen plenty of rusty wire/rebar go into slabs. I would only be
concerned if this slab was going to supports the second floor of my home..
Which we all know your not going to do.


G Henslee

2005-07-10, 6:25 pm

fmb@sbcglobal.net wrote:
quote:

> I'm about to pour a concrete pad for my patio, 10' X 18' X 3.5" with
> wire mesh. My question concerns the wire mesh I bought last year. It
> has surface rust. Is it just scrap now or can I still use it for the
> pad successfully?
>


Use it as is. Be sure and keep it up and off of the dirt or sand base.
It needs to be 'in' the slab and not touching the ground.
LinkBot





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