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Old 10-14-2010, 06:06 PM
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Oh ya, I'm starting to get jealous now
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cool build. It's exciting getting started on a project so big. I am in the process of starting a pole barn build for a garage. hopefully be up in the next month. I havn't had a garage in years so I am pretty excited.
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Old 10-14-2010, 06:39 PM
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WELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL?...... We're waaaaitiiiiiinnnnng!
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Only thing new is the look on my neighbors faces when they saw me watering my floor



I can't wait for Monday to see if the lumber gets delivered so he can get started.
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Very cool! That's a nice thick floor too! Are you going to saw cut some control joints in it? Mine is a bit bigger, my builder said I didn't have to worry....boy was he wrong....can you say quite a few cracks!

Is it monday yet........!?!?!?
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Only thing new is the look on my neighbors faces when they saw me watering my floor



I can't wait for Monday to see if the lumber gets delivered so he can get started.
Nice job on watering the floor!! Mother nature will do it for you today! Garage is looking sweet You definitely want to have the floor sawcut, a cross should do it on yours. Keep up the good work!
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Coming right along.

Is the water to control cracking due to curing or??? I've seen it done on raised slabs down in Florida and assumed that was what it was for. I've never seen it done here though but that could be laziness on contractors part. Seems you just can't get anyone to lay a slab that doesn't crack anymore.
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I'd keep the bay window so that you can sit there and look out into the garage anytime you feel like it!!
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Old 10-15-2010, 03:06 PM
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Wayne - progress is looking awesome!!, keep the pics coming, I will bet the framing goes up quick.

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I'd keep the bay window so that you can sit there and look out into the garage anytime you feel like it!!
Love this Idea Wayne! You could install an LCD flat screen window blind as well! Keep up the good work!
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