My builder uses Houzz Pro to plan the timeline and give detailed estimates and daily updates with photos of progress, and provide invoices at pre-agreed key points in the build. This made the whole experience much more efficient and stress-free.
Where do I find fibermesh? I went to a few hardware stores and no one had it, let alone knew what I was talking about (not surprising... Home Depot...).
Is there anything else I can use in it's place? That's non-toxic?
Is there a business that sells concrete? This is an item that is used mostly by contractors for large concrete slaps that need reinforced. Look for the concrete trucks and see if they have a retail department that sells supplies. I do not use fiber mesh n my hypertufa unless it is large piece. Keep it moist for several days and it will cure properly and will very strong.
As Mike said you really don't need fiber mesh. It's not necessary for the small pieces that are made by most people. BUT if you're building a bridge then go to a masonry supply house. Mike, Just saw your blog. Beautiful pics and texts. I may have accidently posted a comment twice so just ignore one. I'm headed back to read more.
Mike Larkin
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