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   xMikeSmith | Jan 24, 2004 05:24pm | #1

   pretty cool.. i like the structural slab for the main floor.. kind of unusual , even for an icf house..

    .....now... when ya gonna cut out the arch so your trailer will fit in the garage ?

   Mike Smith   Rhode Island : Design / Build / Repair / Restore

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   MojoMan | Jan 24, 2004 07:23pm | #2

   Beautiful and intersting, especially after reading about insulated foundations in the new FHB. What part of the world is this in? One thing I've wondered about: Is there ever a problem with termites and/or ants getting into the foam?

   Al Mollitor, Sharon MA

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   tkiser | Feb 05, 2004 02:49am | #8

   This job is located in Loveland Ohio just north-east of  Cincinnati

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   WayneL5 | Jan 25, 2004 01:26am | #3

   Nice complicated job.  What was your part in it?

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   tkiser | Jan 25, 2004 03:43pm | #4

   I did everthing from footers, radient heat, ICF's,framing, interior trim, ect.

   tim kiser

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   Catskinner | Jan 25, 2004 07:03pm | #5

   Nice job, Tim.

   What brand of ICF is that?

   Did you pour it in one lift?

   DRC

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   tkiser | Feb 05, 2004 02:54am | #10

   we used ARXXX http://www.ARXXBUILD.com we did 2 pours for the walls

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   hwatkins | Feb 03, 2004 01:49am | #6

   I saw what looks like steel supports to hold the first floor slab.  I like that design, did you have a structural engineer help with that?

   Thanks,

   Hugh

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   tkiser | Feb 05, 2004 02:53am | #9

   Structural engineer check the loads.  and the place I rented the scoffolding ran the calculations on the scoffolding.

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   tkiser | Feb 05, 2004 02:56am | #11

   the insulated concrete floor forms were http://www.insul-deck.org 

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   lunar | Feb 03, 2004 03:16am | #7

   Does any house come with that garage?

   C.