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Got to quote on latexing 300 sq mtrs over a concrete base........ any idea how long this would take for 2 of us? One mixing and one trowelling. I'm thinking ... -
Latex SLC
Got to quote on latexing 300 sq mtrs over a concrete base........ any idea how long this would take for 2 of us? One mixing and one trowelling. I'm thinking 4 days to do it as may need 2 applications to get it dead right, but never done more than about 30 mtrs before, so not sure about any pitfalls in this amount. Thanks.
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i have done 140m2 in a day with a mate of mine..
one knocks the first bucket up and pours,and while he is pouring i am knocking up...and on and on....
but to be fair, it will work out cheaper to get it pumped in and done in a day...and you can put a bit on as a "finders fee".
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oh and the main pitfall of doing it yourself is you will not get 1 homogonous surface...
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Originally Posted by
dagger
i have done 140m2 in a day with a mate of mine..
one knocks the first bucket up and pours,and while he is pouring i am knocking up...and on and on....
but to be fair, it will work out cheaper to get it pumped in and done in a day...and you can put a bit on as a "finders fee".
Apparently they've already got the leveller, so it's got to be done the hard way!
So 140mtrs in a day is about right for 4 days then if we lay 2 applications.
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dagger
oh and the main pitfall of doing it yourself is you will not get 1 homogonous surface...
Yes, that's true enough.
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Can you hire a pump and still pump it. Something like a Putzmeister MP 25 ought to be capable of mixing and pumping SLC
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Ajax123
Can you hire a pump and still pump it. Something like a Putzmeister MP 25 ought to be capable of mixing and pumping SLC
now in your case....this is the best advice your going to get!!!!!
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dagger
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your four days labour for two men comes down to 1 day labour two men plus the expence of hiring the pump....i think you will make more money and have a better surface if you pump it....one guy splitting the bags on the pumping machine and the other pouring it.....
quicker, better....and more money!!!
i think the term is win,win.....and a bonus win!
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