I poured (shotcrete) a concrete pool adout a month ago and have now
decided it is too deep. I want to pour more on top of the deep
end/middle, a varying thickness of 1.5 to 10 inches. The existing
finish is very rough. The concrete wil be 400 psi pump mix. I could use
some fibercrete? Will this pour bond well enough?

islandcon wrote:
I poured (shotcrete) a concrete pool adout a month ago and have now
decided it is too deep. I want to pour more on top of the deep
end/middle, a varying thickness of 1.5 to 10 inches. The existing
finish is very rough. The concrete wil be 400 psi pump mix. I could
use some fibercrete? Will this pour bond well enough?

Why worry about bonding. It is not going to move.

--
Joseph Meehan

Dia duit

Up to 10" sounds quite thick, might save a little money if you backfill some
with gravel to keep the thickness closer to 3"-4" . It May also need
additional reinforcement .


"islandcon" wrote in message
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I poured (shotcrete) a concrete pool adout a month ago and have now
decided it is too deep. I want to pour more on top of the deep
end/middle, a varying thickness of 1.5 to 10 inches. The existing
finish is very rough. The concrete wil be 400 psi pump mix. I could use
some fibercrete? Will this pour bond well enough?

"islandcon" wrote in message
ups.com...
I poured (shotcrete) a concrete pool adout a month ago and have now
decided it is too deep. I want to pour more on top of the deep
end/middle, a varying thickness of 1.5 to 10 inches. The existing
finish is very rough. The concrete wil be 400 psi pump mix. I could use
some fibercrete? Will this pour bond well enough?


Whaaaa?

I am a retired commercial diver, deepest dive was 305 feet. Once you put
your face under water, it's all the same.

Too deep? Please explain that concept to me.

Steve