Started building our concrete home. Check out the first pics...
Originally Posted by cyclone vampire
heated floors are nice but you pay to heat dirt....a polly ( plastic barrier ) helps to a minor degree but it takes the concreat longer to set, most concreat guy's end up punching holes in the polly, also if you decide to finish your bassment, be extreamly careful when nailing down your bottom plates, you don't want to drive a nail threw a heating coil, over time the coil will leak and it becomes a major expensive repair, don't drive the nails all the way down on your bottom plates.....I have seen so called professionals wreck developed basements...
nice home...you got some floor plans?
.....I have some that I put together and it is a mix between concrete steel and big timber......no traditional house for me.....glad to see I am not the only one thinking along these lines....
.....I have some that I put together and it is a mix between concrete steel and big timber......no traditional house for me.....glad to see I am not the only one thinking along these lines....
Originally Posted by cyclone vampire
heated floors are nice but you pay to heat dirt....a polly ( plastic barrier ) helps to a minor degree but it takes the concreat longer to set, most concreat guy's end up punching holes in the polly, also if you decide to finish your bassment, be extreamly careful when nailing down your bottom plates, you don't want to drive a nail threw a heating coil, over time the coil will leak and it becomes a major expensive repair, don't drive the nails all the way down on your bottom plates.....I have seen so called professionals wreck developed basements...
Having warm feet in Alaska makes the winters a whole lot less difficult to deal with!!
Originally Posted by wstahlm80
nice home...you got some floor plans?
Originally Posted by cyclone vampire
heated floors are nice but you pay to heat dirt....a polly ( plastic barrier ) helps to a minor degree but it takes the concreat longer to set, most concreat guy's end up punching holes in the polly, also if you decide to finish your bassment, be extreamly careful when nailing down your bottom plates, you don't want to drive a nail threw a heating coil, over time the coil will leak and it becomes a major expensive repair, don't drive the nails all the way down on your bottom plates.....I have seen so called professionals wreck developed basements...


