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Im buying an old farm house |
11/29/2002 12:59 PM |
MRBLONDE108 |
This thing is a menagerie. A real Frankenstein job. What surprising is that the foundation isnt cracked. It looks like it was added onto over the years. one part is an addition which is a slab that has blocks built on top of it. Only thing is with that extension i can see the the dirt under the slab. slab only seems to be 6-7 inches and some animal dug a hole undermining it. thanks |
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Im buying an old farm house |
12/17/2002 03:48 PM |
ACD |
And your question is? |
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12/17/2002 03:51 PM |
MRBLONDE108 |
I was wondering if that's ok to have a slab with blocks as a foundation and it's not below the frost line. Thanks |
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01/14/2003 01:46 AM |
Housebroken |
That sounds unstable. A 6 inch slab with concrete blocks on top? Yikes! It's possible it was a do-it-yourself job that didn't even include proper footings. I'd have it looked at by a pro. |
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