10-19-2013, 07:33 PM
A little bit of welding was involved in this part of the project.
Here are some of the forms.
The styrofoam strips displace the portland base mix along the front edges, once its set a little they're removed and the surface coat worked into the space. The boxes in the middle of some are for the sinks, not easy to cut out latter. In the second photo I used cores for a rear mount faucet with styrofoam below to thin the concrete enough to mount the tap. 1/2 inch rebar around the perimeter with 6 x 6 mesh welded to it.
![[Image: IMG_0807.jpg]](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-X_3pbsn55r8/UmMiqlCkJOI/AAAAAAAABj8/3Dy5C0ozn0k/s1280/IMG_0807.jpg)
![[Image: IMG_0809.jpg]](https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-RkUcaA_BMEY/UmMiq5gGakI/AAAAAAAABkA/kMYiWEPQWPY/s912/IMG_0809.jpg)
Here are some of the forms.
The styrofoam strips displace the portland base mix along the front edges, once its set a little they're removed and the surface coat worked into the space. The boxes in the middle of some are for the sinks, not easy to cut out latter. In the second photo I used cores for a rear mount faucet with styrofoam below to thin the concrete enough to mount the tap. 1/2 inch rebar around the perimeter with 6 x 6 mesh welded to it.
Free advice is worth exactly what you payed for it.
Greg
Greg