ᐅ Is it still possible to install the concrete slab this year?
Created on: 31 Oct 2013 23:47
M
Milambar
Hello and HELP!!!
We are currently very anxious and worried.
How long does a concrete slab typically need to cure before construction can start on it (timber frame prefab house)?
And is "frost" really such a big problem?
If yes (I can imagine due to the water content), does this apply to a prolonged frost period,
or also to, for example, just a few hours during the night or early morning?
We have to hope that we can finish our slab somehow this year,
otherwise our house installation appointment in March/April will be seriously at risk.
We are supposed to get a "Thermo concrete slab KfW-55" (without heating).
Best regards
We are currently very anxious and worried.
How long does a concrete slab typically need to cure before construction can start on it (timber frame prefab house)?
And is "frost" really such a big problem?
If yes (I can imagine due to the water content), does this apply to a prolonged frost period,
or also to, for example, just a few hours during the night or early morning?
We have to hope that we can finish our slab somehow this year,
otherwise our house installation appointment in March/April will be seriously at risk.
We are supposed to get a "Thermo concrete slab KfW-55" (without heating).
Best regards
schubert7921 Nov 2013 06:50But why are you in such a rush with the foundation slab and even taking risks related to frost?
I’m in a hurry in the sense of being impatient, which isn’t really a good trait, but given that it’s already been 7 months since signing with the developer, it’s understandable.
Of course, I wouldn’t want to take any risks. It won’t come to that. I would just like to see that the developer has officially started the work. It doesn’t necessarily have to be pouring the foundation slab. Official surveying and staking out the site would already be fine. I’m worried that once the weather improves again, we’ll have to wait even longer because the work hasn’t even started on our lot yet. So “We’ll start in March” quickly turns into “Oops, it’s actually the end of May now, how strange...”
Of course, I wouldn’t want to take any risks. It won’t come to that. I would just like to see that the developer has officially started the work. It doesn’t necessarily have to be pouring the foundation slab. Official surveying and staking out the site would already be fine. I’m worried that once the weather improves again, we’ll have to wait even longer because the work hasn’t even started on our lot yet. So “We’ll start in March” quickly turns into “Oops, it’s actually the end of May now, how strange...”
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