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The poured lateral strength support member, called ?¸??¹€?¸• ?¸”?¸¶?¸‡ ?¹€?¸??¸² ?¹„?¸§?¹‰ (stay dung sow wai) beam which holds column in place. dozerSep 28, 2011
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3 hun (9 mm) the specification of the metal strength. For higher grade metals they will have the strength specification imprinted on the metal surface, in this case SR 24. dozerSep 28, 2011
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The upper ring beam partial pour. There are two pieces of 3 hun with the support being 2 hun. dozerSep 28, 2011
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On 40 meter section prior to completion. dozer
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The upper ring beam partial pour. There are two pieces of 3 hun with the support being 2 hun. dozer
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More work on the roof. The cross members are set in place. The helper in blue is holding the ground while the foreman welds. dozer
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3 hun (9 mm) the specification of the metal strength. For higher grade metals they will have the strength specification imprinted on the metal surface, in this case SR 24. dozer
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Another shot showing the pour of the ground beam. The prefabricated columns have holes which allow the rebar to be affixed to the ground beam. You can see the rebar producing from the column at the 12 o'clock position. The columns are arowan block brand (premium). dozer
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Fill Dirt after PostsThis build used 4 meter tall prefabricated columns. They were set in footings and allowed to dry for 1 week, then fill dirt was brought in to raise the floor level. dozer
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The exterior prior to rendering the surface. dozer
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The roof apex is 1.5 m above the prefabricated columns. Here the foreman is setting the roof apex in place. dozer
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