Hello,
three strip foundations for a prefabricated garage from Zapf have been made for us, and we have noticed that at least one of them is slightly uneven (the middle is slightly raised compared to the edge, slightly = estimated about 1cm (0.4 inches) higher than the rest?). Is this within the normal range and acceptable, or could this cause problems later when the garage is placed on it? In my layperson’s view, the garage might no longer sit level...?
three strip foundations for a prefabricated garage from Zapf have been made for us, and we have noticed that at least one of them is slightly uneven (the middle is slightly raised compared to the edge, slightly = estimated about 1cm (0.4 inches) higher than the rest?). Is this within the normal range and acceptable, or could this cause problems later when the garage is placed on it? In my layperson’s view, the garage might no longer sit level...?
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Bieber081516 Oct 2016 23:48Has the garage supplier specified anything? Ask them if you’re unsure! Usually, the final position and levelness of the garage are ensured by using spacer shims during installation. I assume everything is fine on your end.
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Bauexperte17 Oct 2016 14:20LuziEva schrieb:
It just seemed/ seems strange to us, but as I said, we are laypersons!Masons are not fine craftsmen but generally skilled with rough work. That's why, in my opinion, tolerances were introduced. So everything is fine!Regards, Bauexperte
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