Are they rotten at the bottom the reason why you are reinforcing them?I need to reinforce some shed pillars with concrete around them, approx a cubic metre around each one. Are there shuttering pans 1 x 1 metre available? I have thought about making up my own if not or building a block wall around each one and back filling with concrete.
That's right. That would certainly be the way to do it if the levels were staying the same. The shed itself is down in a hole so I'll be raising the floor by about 1 metre so thought this route might make sense.Are they rotten at the bottom the reason why you are reinforcing them?
Had 5 here gone like that and I just dug them out and welded new bottom sections back in.
Cut a 50 gallon drum and slip it round,then either weld it together or ratchet straps round it and fill it with concrete.
Just thinking large twin wall pipe would also do the job,used to be lots of buildings repaired with barrels about,don’t see as many nowadays.Safer to tyres than square shuttered repair.
Just thinking large twin wall pipe would also do the job,used to be lots of buildings repaired with barrels about,don’t see as many nowadays.
How would you get them around the pillars, ring spanners and hydraulic hoses comes to mind..Lads building a slatted tank near here were using massive cardboard tubes for making round pillars.
Cut the cardboard off with a stihll saw after.
They'd be the job? Smooth finish.
There was no pillars, they were using the cardboard shutters filled with concrete to make the pillars, I assume it was inside the tank and they were going to put beams on top of the pillars to carry the slatsHow would you get them around the pillars, ring spanners and hydraulic hoses comes to mind..
Dont ask me what diameter they are now, I fell like they’d possibly 2ft in the round when clamped together but couldn’t be in anyway certain about it
The OP has pillars .There was no pillars, they were using the cardboard shutters filled with concrete to make the pillars, I assume it was inside the tank and they were going to put beams on top of the pillars to carry the slats
I picked it up wrongThe OP has pillars .
That's a nice tidy job.Found pics of a pillars we put concrete around few yrs back . It`s a 2 column haybarn and its still standing This was the worst pillar .
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