Just like that but no re-rod.Same as my back addition over 20 years ago.

Save your cash on the cattle panels and spend money on excavating the top soils and compact with proper fill
Bar only makes it not settle once it start to sink after the cracking start because of improper soil handling conditions

I built commercial concrete walls and footers for around 4 years. There's a huge difference in what is required for commercial inspected work and home, non inspected, do it yourself work. A lot of the difference is because of how much load is born by the footers.

Keith

Standard residential in wa unless you do a mono pour..

AZ is almost all post tension now,,, for the most part

Billings Montana is a lot of exciting ( apx 6 feet ) big footings on crushed..

Vinke....is that a napkin or toilet paper ???

Looks legit Vink


6 " fo single story, 8 " for two story.........yepprrs

Office cuts…..

It is a piece of the highest weight printer paper you can purchase from the box stores.
This piece of paper sat outside under cover for a very short period, and absorbed moisture.
My hypothesize ….l..
The higher fiber levels of wood stock used to create this fine paper, increased the amount of particulate area for moisture to be absorbed.

Might be able to save a planet with this.
Grow toilet paper….

Only 18 inches of soil untill you hit bedrock here.No settling..Bottom of the footing is on bedrock.

No sun.That will die off

Been working on the pad area for the porch,Back at it today.The concrete pour is now scheduled for the 9th

Yup.
Then you'll have a void under slab

A little ground sterilant in precision application is a simple event to take care of any vegetation you don't want for a long time.

Not following you.What slab?The floor joices and girder will be resting on the walls with supports for the girder and floor joists underneath on the cement pads.

A Den is a room in your house, I thought. This looks like a totally separate building?.??

Some of the guys appear to have thought you were putting a concrete slab as the floor for your den, instead a wood floor, supported by concrete, with a crawl space. Their comments didn't make sense to me at first either until I figured out they didn't understand what you were building.

Keith

Can’t wait for the finished product

Once I get building it will show more clearly.Not a seperate building.Back at it today.8 more feet to go on tne form for my porch pad.

Headed into work.Getting closer.Will finish getting it ready when I get back home around noontime on Tuesday.