Sure! We used the gravel for drainage and to make the concrete stronger with it and the rebar. The gravel also helped fill in the gaps underneath our wood frame. Hope this helps :)
@@TheMorrisMansion perfect answer. What is the slab for? vehicles? small shed? It is a great alternative and saves a consumer quite a bit of money if they want to try on their own.
It's looks great. I believe this should work foot traffic for many years to come. 👏👍💪❤️
I hope so! Thanks for the kind comment!
Should of put tarp on the house to prevent all that extra concrete getting on the walls
That would have been a good idea!
u should keep watering it down while waiting to take off the forms. jus to b safe n cure the concrete beter
Thanks for the tip! It did rain not long after we poured it so it did get lots of watering.
I have watched other videos on dry pour I don’t see anyone suggesting gravel please explain why you use gravel 😊
Sure! We used the gravel for drainage and to make the concrete stronger with it and the rebar. The gravel also helped fill in the gaps underneath our wood frame. Hope this helps :)
Just hire a professional, bad idea 15 years concrete experience. Will never be as strong. Showing people how waste money all you doing.
Thank you for the opinion!
@@TheMorrisMansion perfect answer. What is the slab for? vehicles? small shed?
It is a great alternative and saves a consumer quite a bit of money if they want to try on their own.
@@humesdae haha thanks. It is for a small resin shed.