Sidewalk

[bigtiller]

A couple of years ago Mrs.tiller walked out to the tin shed with her house slippers on. It is all concrete except for a stretch of 20' of 1" limestone. Her slippers got dirty and the rock hurt her feet. She let me know about it!

A brand new 7' wide sidewalk solves the slipper problem. As a bonus to me, snow blowing a path to the door will be much easier this winter. Win. Win.

 

[mddorange]

Smart man. If the MRS. isn't happy, then NO one is.

 

[mbohuntr]

No frost joints? or are you cutting them in later...

 

[M5farms]

Boots would have been cheaper

 

[mbohuntr]

Boots would have been cheaper

:stirthepot:

 

[GLyford]

Boots would have been cheaper

My only problem with boots is my wife always grabs MINE.

 

[bigtiller]

No frost joints? or are you cutting them in later...

There is a 1" asphalt expansion joint between the 2 sidewalks, a 1/2" asphalt expansion joint at the driveway/sidewalk and 3 joints cut in with a saw.
There is also 125' of 3/8 re-rod sitting in the bottom third of the 6" thick pad.

 

[bigtiller]

Boots would have been cheaper

True, but the slippers are prettier, and that's what is important.

And don't forget about the happy tractor snowblower.

 

[EddieWalker]

Until I moved out into the country, I never appreciated concrete like I do today. Now I want concrete walkways to everywhere I go!!!! Congrats on yours, it looks great.

 

[ruffdog]

No frost joints? or are you cutting them in later...

Nothing wakes you up more than "finding" a crack in the concrete with a blade, snow pusher, or blower.

 

[mbohuntr]

There is a 1" asphalt expansion joint between the 2 sidewalks, a 1/2" asphalt expansion joint at the driveway/sidewalk and 3 joints cut in with a saw.
There is also 125' of 3/8 re-rod sitting in the bottom third of the 6" thick pad.

Very nice! :thumbsup: