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Foundation Pad #7414177 01/25/19 12:06 AM
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This was delivered for my garage pad. Sure seems like a lot of clay. What do y'all think?

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Re: Foundation Pad [Re: Paluxy] #7414186 01/25/19 12:13 AM
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I agree.


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Yep to much clay needs some sand .

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Red clay has more sand in it I think, at least ours here seems to vs black gumbo crap to the East.

I don't think it will matter tho if you pack it and wet it, pack again, then add a layer of sand on top, then crete.


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Looks fairly sandy to me.

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It has to have clay in it to act as a binder so that when it's compacted it will stay together. Take a handful and squeeze it into a ball. If it stays together but can still be "crumbled" it's ok. Anyone who sells select fill should have had it tested for acceptable plasticity.


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My concern was the large clumps, slamming them on the ground doesn't break them up. The finer stuff seems OK. Guess the skidsteer can pulverize them.

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