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   DanH | Apr 25, 2011 10:01pm | #1

   If you mean tile grout, it's not intended to be used for structural functions -- too soft.

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   loose_ends | Apr 26, 2011 12:18am | #2

   I didnot mean tile grout .  Saw a bag of non-shrinking grout at local building supply along with the other bagged cement products.

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   DanH | Apr 26, 2011 07:26am | #4

   So why did you settle on that, rather than one of the other cement/concrete products??  And how precisely would you intend to use it?

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   loose_ends | Apr 26, 2011 11:32am | #5

   non-shrinking grout

   No reason other than my understanding is that it will take alot of weight in  small amounts .  I was going to use  redi-mix for the upstand then saw the grout and remembered I had read or saw someting about its structural qualities.  Calvin , gazebo is pin anchored anchored to pier blocks on hard pan or gravel pads and appears rock solid ,

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   calvin | Apr 26, 2011 06:19am | #3

   carp

   How's structure anchored?