On Mar 7, 5:19 pm, "Dave Bugg" wrote:
I wish to build a non-bearing exterior wall to fill-in an existing garage
door opening. Here is a pictuhttp://i19.tinypic.com/3z0rpeo.jpg

I'll need to form and pour a 6" concrete curb for the sill plate of the
wall. My question is this: can the curb be poured on top of the existing
concrete pad using a concrete bonding agent, or should I cut out the pad and
then do the form and pour?

Thanks to all for your responses.

--
Davewww.davebbq.com

Its none bearing, so no need to cut out anything. You "might" want to
drill into the slab & place a few dowels.

Actually if you place some really long threaded ones, you could let
them stick up through your pour & they'd be your wall anchors.

make sure you have an adequate connection up top, hate to have that
wall fall over on someone.

also cut away that door jam / framing do you don't create a rot /
termite issue


cheers
Bob