I have about a 2' wide area that the blocks are no longer supporting the sl ab. Basically the sidewalk was tilted toward house and water rested against the wall. I lifted the sidewalk, but not sure if I need to support the sal e with new block. Is it okay to have the slab unsupported for that span? And it is right at the center, where the steps lead to the porch. That will take the majority of the weight when people go onto the porch
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slab. Basically the sidewalk was tilted toward house and water rested again st the wall. I lifted the sidewalk, but not sure if I need to support the s ale with new block. Is it okay to have the slab unsupported for that span?
ll take the majority of the weight when people go onto the porch
Posting some pics on a pic hosting site is probably the best way to get good advice. Typically sidewalks are not supported by block, but are poured on a suitable stablized base.
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I am confused as to your post. Do as trader asked and post pix to free site. (Not here in group) As a general rule nothing should go unsupported. Further inspection *MAY* also show foundation damage to your house.
It also somewhat depends on whether the slab is 3" thick or 6" thick, etc, so let's have a photo or two, and with a ruler as part of the picture to help us figure dimensions.
slab. Basically the sidewalk was tilted toward house and water rested again st the wall. I lifted the sidewalk, but not sure if I need to support the s ale with new block. Is it okay to have the slab unsupported for that span?
ll take the majority of the weight when people go onto the porch
sorry for delay in getting back here. First time user and kindof stumbled o n it, could find my way back.
I will post pics Friday. Thanks
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