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    Default Re: Church pool RE-construction

    It may be as easy as pouring cement, although that's a lot of cement. Perhaps gravel then cement over it, or compacting dirt then cement. I think in either case, you're better off going with the opinion of an expert structural engineer.
    I would think that you'd want to grid rebar on the new floor and tie it into the existing pool rebar.
    I wish I knew more on this.
    Sean Assam
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    Default Re: Church pool RE-construction

    Thanks, Sean. Maybe one of the PBs will chime in....
    Hal
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