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RH Testing Thick Slabs
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10-23-2012, 06:16 PM
(This post was last modified: 10-23-2012 06:21 PM by Rubensgt40.)
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RE: RH Testing Thick Slabs
JD is right, that the slab is only going to be worse deep down- but isn't the point of the standard to find the worst case scenario? These thick slabs clearly take a long time to dry.
Also, if you're a specialist whose job is to test slabs for flooring projects, and nothing but, you're bound to obey the letter of the standard. I'd like to see Wagner develop a nice, deep extendable sleeve. Then maybe put a little magnet on top of the reader and you can fish for it to get it out. Might be fun ![]() Our biggest problem here is the "raft" style slabs which have border areas that are 300-600mm deep while the rest of the slab in 100mm. The main areas will be dry but the deep parts are still wet. Pat Atherton Floor Test Australia www.moisturetesting.com.au "Democracy ... can only exist until the majority discover they can vote themselves largess out of the public treasury" - Tytler, De Tocqueville, Reagan |
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