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    Default Re: Cement slab for inground ladder support.

    Thanks very, very much for the feedback. Great tip with the coathangers, I won't stress myself cutting down some old rebar that was left over from the old owners.

    For the record, I also PM'ed Waste on this and he added "to not install the ladders for 3 weeks after pouring the pads, as the stress to 'uncured' crete could cause premature failing of the crete."

    I went AH-HA with that as I used the ladders within a couple of days last time. So with this job, I'll do one slab, let it sit for 3 weeks and then do the other.
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    Thumbs up Re: Cement slab for inground ladder support.

    Spensar, always glad to help Thank you for mentioning the 3 week wait period that I neglected in my original post - it saves me having to edit my post
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