prepping for concrete
5 years ago
Hi all,
I am thinking of starting a project myself and prep an area for concrete.
I plan on digging about 6” down and leveling / flattening the area.
But I am wondering how much space between structures I am supposed to leave ? Thank you!
Please advise!
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