Oh right, I must have misunderstood. Tha ks for clearing thst up.

Not sure why this is on this sub. This seems like a fair ruling. They should be glad they didn't even have to pay a fine. Just court costs. I hope this rebuilding takes them to the brim of going bankrupt, but not quite.

Lmao brilliant

You need to use threaded rods and chemical anchor. And drill dep enough because those walls can almost support nothing.

Some folks are born made to wave the flag o7

Concrete that's thick enough does not let water through. A concrete slab is the default first layer over here:

Flooring (tiles in this case) Screed Insulation Concrete Plastic

The plastic is around 100 um thick and is only so water from the concrete doesn't go into the earth. To make sure the concrete cures correctly.

It does when it's thick enough and/or you add the right additives.

It's also easier to work on with your insulation.

The concrete supports your walls at their base and keeps moisture from coming through your floor from the earth.

I would have done concrete under the floor before insulation. Even if it wasn't in a basement. Also, bit of a shame to drill in those new times to hang the shelf imo. Other than that, nice work!

I'm having trouble wrapping my head around the 9000 BC part. An 11k year old carving. Incredible!