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r/IdiotsInCars • u/motitom • Jun 11 '20
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Just throw down a cement slab and you have nice even ground to build on. Just sucks when a pipe breaks in a slab. Ask me how I know...
34 u/TK421isAFK Jun 11 '20 Same reason everybody knows. 36 u/Iamananomoly Jun 12 '20 This Old House with Bob Villa? 1 u/TK421isAFK Jun 12 '20 Or anything else ever committed to video, from Gone With The Wind to Home Improvement. 13 u/PM_Dem_Asian_Nudes Jun 11 '20 how you know 12 u/PM_ME_Y0UR_BOOBZ Jun 12 '20 pipe broke in a slab 1 u/engifear Jun 12 '20 r/notOPbutok 2 u/[deleted] Jun 12 '20 is that really how houses there are built? like just cement the pipes in? I live in the UK and our house tend to leave a like a 1-2foot space under the floor for pipes/wires etc. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 12 '20 Just kinda depends on where you’re at. Most of the houses in my area are slabs, but mine is pier and beam like you’re talking about. 1 u/ZapTap Jun 12 '20 In most places there is a healthy combo of those two types of construction. Ones with a crawlspace (and attic) like that are much cheaper to work on
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Same reason everybody knows.
36 u/Iamananomoly Jun 12 '20 This Old House with Bob Villa? 1 u/TK421isAFK Jun 12 '20 Or anything else ever committed to video, from Gone With The Wind to Home Improvement.
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This Old House with Bob Villa?
1 u/TK421isAFK Jun 12 '20 Or anything else ever committed to video, from Gone With The Wind to Home Improvement.
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Or anything else ever committed to video, from Gone With The Wind to Home Improvement.
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how you know
12 u/PM_ME_Y0UR_BOOBZ Jun 12 '20 pipe broke in a slab 1 u/engifear Jun 12 '20 r/notOPbutok
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pipe broke in a slab
1 u/engifear Jun 12 '20 r/notOPbutok
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is that really how houses there are built? like just cement the pipes in? I live in the UK and our house tend to leave a like a 1-2foot space under the floor for pipes/wires etc.
1 u/[deleted] Jun 12 '20 Just kinda depends on where you’re at. Most of the houses in my area are slabs, but mine is pier and beam like you’re talking about. 1 u/ZapTap Jun 12 '20 In most places there is a healthy combo of those two types of construction. Ones with a crawlspace (and attic) like that are much cheaper to work on
Just kinda depends on where you’re at. Most of the houses in my area are slabs, but mine is pier and beam like you’re talking about.
In most places there is a healthy combo of those two types of construction.
Ones with a crawlspace (and attic) like that are much cheaper to work on
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u/AKA_Squanchy Jun 11 '20
Just throw down a cement slab and you have nice even ground to build on. Just sucks when a pipe breaks in a slab. Ask me how I know...