When working with ICFs, it’s very important that what you put inside your walls is just as good as the ICFs themselves. Concrete makes ICF walls strong but can be difficult to work with if you’re not prepared. In this course, we’ll cover 5 easy practices that will help your ICF pour go smooth and easy.
Course Content
Lessons
Status
2
All About Concrete: Slumping Not Slacking
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Getting Concrete Right
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What is a Slump Test?
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When Should I do a Slump Test?
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Materials
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Slump Cone Mold
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Base Plate
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Tamping Rod
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Tape Measure
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Ordering Concrete
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Concrete Mix
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Aggregate
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Fill the Cone
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Tamp Each Layer
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Remove Excess Concrete
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Lift the Mold
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Types of Slump
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Zero Slump
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Collapsed Slump
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Shear Slump
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True Slump
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Measure the Slump
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Appropriate Slump
- Getting Concrete Right
- What is a Slump Test?
- When Should I do a Slump Test?
- Materials
- Slump Cone Mold
- Base Plate
- Tamping Rod
- Tape Measure
- Ordering Concrete
- Concrete Mix
- Aggregate
- Fill the Cone
- Tamp Each Layer
- Remove Excess Concrete
- Lift the Mold
- Types of Slump
- Zero Slump
- Collapsed Slump
- Shear Slump
- True Slump
- Measure the Slump
- Appropriate Slump