Laying slab - no homo

[cantthinkofanything]

I'm looking to lay enough slab for a half ball court. has anyone done this or been involved in doing? What's the cost going to be? I probably won't do any of the work myself.

[boutons_deux]

I'm looking to lay enough slab for a half ball court. has anyone done this or been involved in doing? What's the cost going to be? I probably won't do any of the work myself.

Many, many $1000.

shop around for an asphalt alternative.

in any case, at least several $1000s.

[Sportcamper]

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[cantthinkofanything]

Thanks for the vague answers. Is it more than $500? Less than $10,000?

[boutons_deux]

I'd say way more than $10K concrete, based on a much smaller slab estimate for an addition to my house.

[pubic hair]

http://www.homewyse.com/costs/cost_of_concrete_slabs.html

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[cantthinkofanything]

I'd say way more than $10K concrete, based on a much smaller slab estimate for an addition to my house.

fuck. but I don't think it would have to be as thick. the calculator above said around $8,000.

[I. Hustle]

I'll do it for 2 cases of budweiser.

[cantthinkofanything]

I'll do it for 2 cases of budweiser.

Yeah, after you welshed on giving me a ride. Fuck yourself.

[Aztecfan03]

fuck. but I don't think it would have to be as thick. the calculator above said around $8,000.

how many square feet? half an nba court would be like 2350 but the calculator only went to 1500.

[Aztecfan03]

Estimate of Alsphaltic concrete patio from same site. http://www.homewyse.com/services/cost_to_install_asphaltic_concrete_patio.html

[cantthinkofanything]

how many square feet? half an nba court would be like 2350 but the calculator only went to 1500.

I'm looking at 50x50. I lowered the other meters and guesstimated. I guesstimate that I will now just build a free throw lane.

[I. Hustle]

Yeah, after you welshed on giving me a ride. Fuck yourself.

I didn't know you meant SEX! I would never have offered my services in the first place. *snap* *snap*

[cantthinkofanything]

I didn't know you meant SEX! I would never have offered my services in the first place. *snap* *snap*If you remember, at that time, you represented yourself as level: "warrior princess". Smh.

[pubic hair]

Make sure you don't go over your impervious cover limit (If you have one). You'll have to rip it ALL up! Check your plot/plat plans!

[pubic hair]

how many square feet? half an nba court would be like 2350 but the calculator only went to 1500.

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[Aztecfan03]

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I didn't know he reduced other stuff cause the cost was almost 8000 at 1500 square feet.

[pubic hair]

I didn't know he reduced other stuff cause the cost was almost 8000 at 1500 square feet.

I'm just being a shithead, sorry.

[Aztecfan03]

no problem. YOu did have a point. I just wasn't thinking everything through.

[TDMVPDPOY]

why not go pine wood floor boards? might be cheaper?

[cantthinkofanything]

I don't know now. I talked to a guy yesterday who said he would do the work for $1.30 per sq. foot. With materials, it's gonna be around $4 so it looks like $10,000 for the slab. But was also looking at some of the premade court materials. On one of the websites, it mentioned not having to lay slab but being able to put it on leveled and packed dirt. I think it would be less than $10,000 but not sure I buy the idea of putting it on the dirt.

Any other alternatives?

[cantthinkofanything]

Make sure you don't go over your impervious cover limit (If you have one). You'll have to rip it ALL up! Check your plot/plat plans!

I didn't even know what the fuck this was so I had to Google it. We just moved out to the country (sort of) to 10 acres. No HOA or any city rules. I don't think it's a problem but I will check. The guy that does the slab lives in the same neighborhood so I think would know. Or I'll say, "impervious cover limit", and he'll go "wot?".