We ordered 20 tons of MOT 1 sub floor and laid it out and whacked it down. We used the laser level to get the levels right. John and James helped to sort this out- 100 wheelbarrows of sub base.
We laid the visqueen on a bed of sand and then ordered nearly 5 cubes of concrete to provide a 100mm floor.
John, Jonny, Jen and me did the job, concrete form Porthmadog concrete. We were probably one person short, but we will managed. Two barrow wheels got punctures which didn't help!
Tamping was hard work and maybe we needed to think of a better tamping method.
The lorry driver gave us 8/10 which was heartening.
20 tons of hardcore
Getting to floor level- hard work
We used a big plank, level and laser lever then whacked it flat
Visqueen laid on a bed of sand
Jen cutting the visqueen
Barrowing, raking and tamping - Jonny the tamper
John the barrow man
Another job done
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