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Flooring

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There are a few different options with regards to the flooring. We recommend the option of a Colorplus Steel Framed Shutter Board Floor (R1220 per meter squared for in stock units and R1280 for non-stock units). 

 

Often a concrete slab is more suitable for the larger units.

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If you choose a Colorplus floor for your smaller shed , there are some extras available such as adjustable legs (R200 each) and specialised concrete holding down blocks (R200 each) necessary on loose soil and grass.

 

*All Gauteng and Western Cape units come standard with a Colorplus Steel Framed Shutter board Floor

*Angle Iron units only available in KZN

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Colorplus Steel Framed Shutter Board Floor

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Adjustable Leg on
Concrete Block

Flooring Installation

On Existing Paving or Concrete Slab

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Pavers or bricks

Once the shed has been erected and secured to the cured slab, you can lay square pavers / bricks.

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A sheet of plastic should be placed under the pavers / bricks to stop water permeating up. 

 

Screed

You can screed inside. Using a 4 to 1 river sand and cement mix, apply a 35mm screed inside the shed.

 

*Angle Iron units only available in KZN

Concrete Slab instructions - If There is No Existing Floor

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  1. Place and peg formwork 300mm wider than shed.

    • Example 2,8m x 4,8m shed=3,1m x 5,1m.

    • Ground must be level and compacted

  2. Cast a 75mm thick slab using 25 MPA concrete

  3. Float the slab with wooden trowel to achieve a smooth finish

  4. Once the shed has been erected and secured to the cured slab, the inside can be screeded up to a level just below the angle iron frame.(Approximately 35mm thick using a river sand / cement mix)

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*Angle Iron units only available in KZN

Casting of Slab After Shed has been erected

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1. Clear area – at least 0,5m bigger than chosen shed size

    Example: 2,8m x 4,8m shed will be 3,3m x 5,3m or a 2,8m x 2,8m shed

    will be 3,3m x 3,3m

 

2. Ground must be level and compacted

 

3. The shed is then erected

 

4. Place and peg formwork 300mm wider than shed.

    Example : 2,8m x 4,8m shed will be 3,3m x 5,3m

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5. Cast the slab using 25MPA concrete not higher than the angle iron.

 

6. Concrete the edging around the shed and finish with a corner tool

 

*Angle Iron units only available in KZN

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