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it's a good idea !!!!!
What about the safety precautions for your employees ? PPE is it only an option ?
The purpose of providing rebar vanishes if it is not properly ‘enveloped’ in mortar.. rather a pre-holed column with grouted rebar would prove better with a ‘mortar for purpose’
Not made for earthquake resistance... those bars MAY have an area of 15% max in contact with that peanut butter mortar. Not a believer for high stress situations.
It’s overkill and it’s very close to the joints. Should be at least 50+mm below no?
I guess thats why he is not wearing steel-toe boots, lol
This is poor work, inplementing theses steel bars, THEY HAVE TO BE in the middel of the block.
Very promising!
It IS a good idea
Hard work is the only work! Proficient dirt professional
4moGreat choice of boots! Crocs make safety toed Crocs?! That’s next level comfort right there!