i need to level a concrete slab, putting a shed on it, where the slab will be the floor you stand on in the shed,
slab is about 9 foot by 8 foot, half is level, half sloping... origionaly for drainage as was a floor for a dog kenel.
max depth of new cement will be 2 inches i rekon, tapering to nothing as i get to the flat portion.
What do i need to do to get the new cement to bond to the old? removing the existing slab and pouring new is not an option, but i can break the sloping part of the slab up a bit to give it a key.
What ratio of sand, cement and aggregate should i go for?
never done cementing before, will hire a mixer, and buy normal portland cement in 25 kilo bags, sharp sand and small stone aggregate. any ideas how much i need to get? worst case, 4 foot by 8 foot, 2 inches deep,
i know i wont get a great finish where i get to the level portion of the slab due to the aggregate, but it dosent have to be perfect, and maybe pour of thinset after the main leveling work is done will make it perfect?