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enermizermuskoka
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| 06/13/2001 4:20 PM |
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Hello Folk's, would anyone know of some valid
statistic's on this "shot-crete" method?
I can only barely recall hearing about this
a couple of years ago. I am intriuged by this
application (not so much in the Hadigr. system)
and towards it's structural limitation's.
Any info would be welcome, Take-care ALL of
you. Thank's, Sincerely Chris Kerr
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markross
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| 06/14/2001 12:26 AM |
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Hey Chris:
Nick and I have been trying to get in touch with you. Secondly, shot crete requires some expensive equipment, if you work with it, I would recommend that you rent it. Or, we have hired outside companies, like skillbuilders in your area, to do the job for us. Shotcrete is an ideal means of applying a thick cement mixture on vertical surfaces.
Mark Ross
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enermizermuskoka
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| 06/15/2001 8:14 AM |
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Mark, Thanks for the info-has my number changed? I will call you guy's. Take-care,
Sincerely,C.Kerr
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enermizermuskoka
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| 06/25/2001 4:38 PM |
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Good-day to all. I just wanted to pass this on
from Mr.Mike C. from the P.C.A.- Click on the
Concrete Homes site, and there is a wealth of
information listed on the subject. Thank's again Mike, Take-care All.Sincerely,C.Kerr
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