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Originally Posted by Rusty Was thinking of a footer with one row of block, 12 thick gravel bed inside, then capped with 8" 5000 psi concrete with rebar. My parking

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Was thinking of a footer with one row of block, 12 thick gravel bed inside, then capped with 8" 5000 psi concrete with rebar.



My parking area around the front of the house is 6" thick, 5000 psi concrete with rebar, sitting on 12" thick gravel bed. And that's 50 yards of concrete.

There’s no impact if your driveway heaves other than cosmetic. If your garage heaves if could have some major issues. Especially if it doesn’t displace evenly throughout.

On the design. I assume you are referring to footer interchangeably with what I’m calling chain wall. You are probably on the right path. Just remember there is such a thing as too much rebar. The concrete code has both a Amin and Amax for steel area in a slab.
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There’s no impact if your driveway heaves other than cosmetic. If your garage heaves if could have some major issues. Especially if it doesn’t displace evenly throughout.

On the design. I assume you are referring to footer interchangeably with what I’m calling chain wall. You are probably on the right path. Just remember there is such a thing as too much rebar. The concrete code has both a Amin and Amax for steel area in a slab.
Chain wall, footer. Just about the same thing.

I park a 41,000 lb motor home On that 6" of concrete for the last 7 years. Knock on wood. No cracks so far.
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Chain wall, footer. Just about the same thing.



I park a 41,000 lb motor home On that 6" of concrete for the last 7 years. Knock on wood. No cracks so far.

With a floating slab, you shouldn’t have any issues unless you develop a void or something. That would likely come from poor construction and knowing you, you probably supervised so they wouldn’t do anything stupid.
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