How To Pour A Concrete Slab for A Tiny House (16' x 24') Beginners DIY

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This video will show you how to pour a concrete slab for a Tiny House. This video is for Beginners and Diy's who want to know how to pour a concrete slab. The slab is a basic six inch thick concrete slab with the edges thickened another 6 inches for a total of 12 inches thick.
We start with a 3000 3/4 psi concrete mix and tell the concrete mixer driver we want a 6 inch slump. Slump is how dry or loose the concrete is mixed. A 6 slump is a pretty easy, workable slump to screed and bull float.
We start pouring the concrete slab on one end and pour out about 3/4 of the slab with one guy raking the concrete as level as he can with the top of the forms. Another guy is mag floating the edges and I"m holding the Truck chute. We screed the concrete with 2 guys "kick screeding" and one guy raking or puddling the concrete behind us. After screeding, I bull float the concrete smooth and we install the anchor bolts.
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КОМЕНТАРІ: 333

@FgFg-tc6fs 4 роки тому

I feed my family working concrete, supposed to be off but here I am watching a videos. Love you video and keep it coming

@MikeDayConcrete 4 роки тому

Awesome thank you.

@jamesellis6331 2 роки тому

Hell yeah this is what a man needs to see

@brooster87 4 роки тому

Thanks so much for your channel Mike. I’m a long time DIY guy. I’m studying to pour a 30x35 monolithic slab for a garage I want to put up. Your videos are priceless. I plan to take your course to help. And because I love learning how to do my own things. Again thanks for your time and energy and willingness to share your knowledge. Not many are so willing. Blessing to you.

@MikeDayConcrete 4 роки тому

Thank you!

@TJPhone-to7lb Рік тому

So many young people have no skills, bless you for teaching skills like this.

@donelphick7022 9 місяців тому

Tiny houses are getting very popular! I’m a concrete delivery driver. You guys did a great job. Good video

@MikeDayConcrete 9 місяців тому

Awesome! Thank you!

@danielk6878 3 роки тому

Been watching a lot of your slab pour videos because I am preparing to pour a 23x24 garage/shop slab. Will be pouring in the cold weather in Georgia. You make it look easy, so hope my slab goes half that well. I have 2 semi experienced friends that will be helping, but want to watch as many vids as I can prior to the pour. Just enjoying your videos

@deanearcher507 2 роки тому

Hi Mike, I live in the Caribbean and these videos have been very informative. I've never poured a slab before but I plan to make an addition to my house and these videos have really helped me to understand all that goes into this kind of work and kind of even inspired me to pour the slab for that addition when the time comes. Thanks a lot, this is very good content. Keep these videos coming.

@81conor 4 роки тому

Your videos are great. I am a bricklayer but sometimes I do small concrete jobs but I would certainly like to do more of it.

@kevinmcandrew7101 Рік тому

Hey Mike, great videos. I've been working on pools all my life. Always nice to see other guys and their tricks.

@leooladimu6545 3 місяці тому

I know some of these are old, but I love your videos, man. I’m a union cement mason out of Boston, and do side work when things are slow. Appreciate all you do ✊🏽⚒️

@johnflannery4815 3 роки тому

Love your video, I’m planning a 16 by 24 she’d project with monolithic footer just like your doing here. I like the way you set the rebar wet, good plan. Great info, much appreciated!

@benjaminday4745 2 роки тому

My mrs and are going to build our own tiny house and want to pour our own slab. Your videos will be a great help 👍

@zachbeauchamp8990 9 місяців тому

Thanks man this is super helpful

@marko8605 2 роки тому

You are awesome Mike. Thanks for the videos. I too am a handyman diy guy worked for masons when I was young, now I’m learning the rest from you and your crew. Looking forward to the concrete course.

@strokin3s 3 роки тому

Mike, I enjoy the videos! I knew nothing about pouring concrete until I came across your videos. Thank you! 👍

@didisaythat4230 4 роки тому

Awesome... I like watching even the "for beginner's " videos, because there's still much to learn from pros like Mike.. even on beginner projects.

@MikeDayConcrete 4 роки тому

That's great, thanks.

@maninacrowd2342 3 роки тому

Hi From Australia! It’s always great to watch guys that know what there doing

@drakeswake 3 роки тому

I love doing things on my own. I like to learn it and research it to make sure I'm doing projects properly. Your channel is amazing. I appreciate it.

@MikeDayConcrete 3 роки тому

Awesome, thank you!

@ricksippel8975 3 роки тому

Great slab vids, Mike! Yup, I am doing my own small house down Maine, right now! Thanks for the great tips! Keep 'em coming!

@jasonmitchell432 3 роки тому

Just found your channel, and this is the first video of yours that I’m watching. Home prices in my area are actually booming during the pandemic, and I’m hoping to sell and then build on some less expensive land outside of town. I’m trying to get as good a sense as possible of potential costs and challenges before I just dive in, and videos like yours are immensely helpful! They’re also fun and satisfying to watch. 😊

@Whatsahandle4 2 роки тому

I got accepted into a cement masons union. Although I've had some experience and training taking notes off these videos is getting me up to speed on propper tool names, timing, and procedures. Thanks!

@dexteravelino396 3 роки тому

New subscriber here from the Philippines am doing stamp concreting, concrete polishing , and other flooring works in part time only, but i am looking forward to do in full time i find your videos so educational .. looking forward to your more videos , oh thank you for the learnings .. Keep Safe!

@mariocoulombe1424 4 роки тому

Man , you guys make it look so easy! I did a few slabs and sidewalks and I was so tired . My back !!

@aaronkokesch3593 3 роки тому

Great video and thank you for posting it. You and your guys make it look so easy. I have yet to pour a slab and looking to do a couple at my place. One will be 22'x15' and one is 14'x15'. Nothing big, just bigger than I have done. In the past I have done small footings for equipment and steel storage racks and that has been it. Biggest I have done was 7' x 5'x 16" deep for a material rack that held 1"-4" thick pieces of steel 4'x8'. Appreciate the information and look forward to more videos.

@joeyodie 3 роки тому

Love it. You guys are a coordinated team.

@jeromedavid7944 Рік тому

I usually take a EastWing and tap the bulkhead to reduce honeycombing. I also use form oil to make stripping a little easier. I noticed the forms looked a little dry. This would have been a nice size slab for a vibra-screed. That way Luke coulda dropped the mag darby and pick up a come along to rake on one side. Not only is flatness insured if used correctly. It also vibrates the large aggregate down and brings the finest and paste to the top to make sealing it with a bullfloat a snap. I been doing this for over 35 years. I was ACI certified, went through a three year apprenticeship, was a foreman over several jobs as well as business agent for fifteen years in the OPCMIA. I've been on pours from 200 sqft to 20,000 sqft, from 4" to 2' in thickest. I've worked with laser screeds mounted on a rubber tired frame, cable hand cranked vibrating screeds, vibra-screed and of course 16' mag straight edges. My biggest pour was probably about 12 years ago for Hi-Way Paving on Corridor H in the Eastern Panhandle of WV. We poured 200 ten yard tandem dump trucks full of 1.5" slump 45000psi mud. 2000yds and 3/4 of a mile of two lane highway in about 14 hours. I retired about 2 years ago with 33 years service. I still do side jobs and just prepped formed poured and stamped a little slab at Deep Creek Lake in MD couple months ago. Not only do we have some women in my old local but up in the Northern Panhandle around Wheeling we have a female business agent. Flatwork was always the favorite of most finishers compared to Heavy/Highway. However a bridge deck working behind a Bid-Well was one of my favorite. There's very few big buildings, bridges, roads or sidewalks two hours from my house in any direction that I or one of our guys I sent had a hand in helping finish it. It's good feeling to know a lot of my work will be here long after I'm gone! Over the years I've found working with concrete is alot like dealing with a woman. The more you play with it the wetter it gets. You'll wait on it but it won't wait on you. Just when you think you have it, it'll get away from you! Hurry up guys the truck's coming!

@ryanrumsey2830 4 роки тому

Thanks Mike for all your videos. They have inspired me to do a couple concrete jobs this spring around my house by myself.

@MikeDayConcrete 4 роки тому

That's awesome. Good luck!

@wtm1962 5 місяців тому

I'm building a 24x24 tiny home with a loft, and this has been very informative. Trying to decide on a slab or pier.

@bonmisic Рік тому

I love doing things by myself. I enjoy watching your videos. I learned a lot. Thank you for sharing. I have also seen some video on tiny houses, they looked very economical!

@mikeq5287 4 роки тому

I always enjoy learning from your videos and I appreciate you sharing your knowledge. I've always have wanted to learn to do concrete work.

@MikeDayConcrete 4 роки тому

Awesome, thanks Mike!

@john1boggity56 2 роки тому

I love learning about this sort of stuff !!! Thanks for posting. Great resource

@user-jb8ce1nt6u 7 місяців тому

amazing video. I just want to learn

@tarzzan1236 3 роки тому

I plan on setting a foundation for a storage container home. Learning as much as i can before hand. I like your video compared to a few others i've seen

@ramonochoa1964 3 роки тому

Thanks for all the useful knowledge you share with your videos.

@timbiggam2626 8 місяців тому

I love the video. I love doing it.

@a23956 3 роки тому

Love these videos. Pouring a turn circle at our home in 2 days. First time pouring concrete.🤞🏼

@MikeDayConcrete 3 роки тому

Good luck!!

@ryanabrahamson1406 2 роки тому

Your videos are excellent Mike. I am a long time diy guy and i had no problem doing a nice 6 inch thick 9'x9' slab for my hot tub after following your lead. Next up I'm gonna try a 12x24 for my outdoor kitchen. I'm thinking i need to rent a power trowel for that. A little scary but trying new stuff is fun

@Dogteklimited 4 роки тому

Thanks for sharing the knowledge! Cheers from NZ

@patriciolibenson3159 6 місяців тому

Mike, great video! I'm checking out your courses now.

@tommybolin323 3 роки тому

One of the best diy’s video Ive watched Thanks!

@calebdrenning6139 3 роки тому

Mike, thanks for sharing your expertise. I like to DIY and I'm looking to try my own large slab for a garage.

@jessewummer6661 2 роки тому

Mike: Great videos! I am a Masonry Instructor in Pennsylvania and worked as a concrete finisher for almost 20 years. Yes, I did enjoy the trade from setting the formwork to putting the final broom or trowel finish. You do as good a job explaining the in's and out's of flatwork as I've seen on the internet. I show your videos in my classroom sometimes. Thanks for putting these together!

@KindsleyKreations-yp6uo Рік тому

Jesse you still teach ? I want to learn

@ernaverheijdt2925 3 роки тому

thanks Mike for sharing. I'm thinking of building my own tiniy house. so I'm watching this.

@gregorysampson8759 7 місяців тому

Inspector said im not allowed to wet set anchor bolts. Made me form them in. Makes it much harder to finish. But he got what he wanted.

@Chiefbuzzbee 4 роки тому

I had enough of doom and gloom being broadcast and posted and it’s raining so I went looking for something I might learn from. I won’t say I have done concrete work I did drive a mixer truck for a summer and know those guys work very hard. If I was younger I would be willing to learn and do some myself because I love to see things built. You also remind of one of my firefighters, he worked like you full out till it was done right. I will be watching just for the enjoyment of the work so keep up all the good work !

@chrisgarland2272 3 роки тому

Great videos! Very informative and professional work!

@josephvirgona2920 2 роки тому

Mike, so many friends tell me do not pour slab. I'm glad ur showing this video. We are pouring 12 x 28. Yes a 24 ft. Footer too.

@mrkomet81 4 роки тому

Cool video. First video of your channel I’ve watched. Looked great. Will be doing a slab for my garage soon!

@B30pt87 Рік тому

Mike! This is the second video of yours that I've watched and this time, I subscribed. I'm impressed. Not only by your knowledge, but also how willing you are to share it (and how clear & easy to understand you make it). I'm not interested in starting a concrete business, but I am learning to make aircrete domes and they need a solid slab to sit on. I've only seen them made by pouring concrete on dirt - no vapor barrier, no insulating foam- so seeing the styrofoam in this foundation made me very happy. I'm also very happy to hear that you have videos about staining concrete. Thank you! P.S. Yes, I have definitely heard (a lot) about tiny houses.

@MikeDayConcrete Рік тому

Awesome, thanks 😊

@robertauld1334 10 місяців тому

Im building the same exact size tiny house. Good video helped me figure out a few things i wasnt sure above

@01mustang05 2 роки тому

Thumbs up just for the appreciated "if" comments at 2:42 - hate being told what to do by others and when people realize and talk like other possibilities exist.

@mattozx6rr 3 роки тому

First time slab diy guy here. Not looking to start a business just wanna be able to take care of my small projects. Thank you to you and other true professionals for sharing your skills. Getting ready to do a 14x14 pad on my own. 1 guy thats a complete rookie. I baught the tools and am willing to jump in. Wish me luck. The concrete truck driver is gonna get a BIG tip if he is patient with my rookie ass!

@Bird-wz7nx 3 місяці тому

How'd it go?

@mattozx6rr 3 місяці тому

@@Bird-wz7nx It turned out good. not perfect but it sheds water and looks good.

@TheClownsarescary 3 роки тому

Looks like a Sargent Materials mixer truck. Love the vids, keep up the good work bub!

@seanhaddad178 2 роки тому

I have a shed that some people say looks like a tiny house. Its about 320 square feet and I did rafters to inside has some good headspace. Love your vids btw!!

@lloydr.6271 3 роки тому

As many as you can afford the time and effort appreciated. Pouring a network of slabs to replace the thin and crumbled old concrete across the farmyard. I stick with your videos as the best I've seen because you're not only very good but your explanation of detail is perfect for an amateur like me. Thanks.

@MikeDayConcrete 3 роки тому

Thanks Lloyd!

@awamps25 4 роки тому

I really like your videos. They are very instructive and a complete beginning to end. I like that you've shortened each video into one step of the process so that we beginners can take it slow. Can you tell more about what mix of concrete to use in areas with below freezing temps in winter?

@MikeDayConcrete 4 роки тому

I always use a 4000 psi fix for exterior concrete. It also has air-entrainment to help protect against freeze/thaws.

@Ashroyer86 3 роки тому

I have a guy for every department I want to learn about. You are my guy for concrete. Appreciate the videos.

@caballosfregoso7739 3 роки тому

Who’s your electrical guy?

@brohatch 2 місяці тому

This looks great. We're thinking of learning how to pour slabs for different projects on our property. Looks like it may be the thing to sub out. Thank you

@rossokeefe9268 2 роки тому

Yes Mike.. I.like to learn how to do stuff for myself...seems like when I pay the local pros I'm never satisfied..great videos by the way

@mikemc1126 Рік тому

Going to try an do my shad it's 30x20 Your video will help me, thanks. Mike

@ciprian1122 3 роки тому

Your videos are great! Greetings from Romania!

@brettjones7873 4 роки тому

Really good video wanting to do a garage myself this content really helps. Thanks keep it coming

@MikeDayConcrete 4 роки тому

Glad I can help! Thanks for watching!

@Mdhteach 3 роки тому

I like to do as much on my own as I can. Thanks for the great videos!!!

@MikeDayConcrete 3 роки тому

You bet!

@michaelmangino9819 3 роки тому

Great job. I deff love doing concrete

@johnlollis6263 2 роки тому

Man I love your videos!! I’ve learned so much from your videos!!

@doudaddy8522 2 роки тому

I really wanna learn how to do concrete work..I love your videos bro

@timbiggam2626 8 місяців тому

I love doing it I am trying to learn how to do it.

@wheelpatriotthebestisyetto6115 2 роки тому

Learning a great deal from your videos. Thanks Pal

@mechlegd Рік тому

This is so helpful! Thank you

@cecilhunter8820 4 роки тому

I have done concrete work for 26 years. All the way up until 2018 I had a heart attach. Due to stress and letting myself go. I have got myself back together enough to try to get back to it this season in ohio. I like watching you work because your ways are similar to mine. keep up the good work and I will try to get back in there. C.R.Hunter

@MikeDayConcrete 4 роки тому

Glad to hear you're doing better Cecil. Hope things work out for you.

@soto4590 2 роки тому

Beautiful work 👍👍

@zmac7467 Рік тому

You guys definitely make it look easy!

@patriciolibenson3159 6 місяців тому

I'm learning how to prep and complete an slab for a tiny house.

@ambersppj6 Рік тому

Wow this was a great very informative video. Thank you for your thorough explanation of the process, tips and tools you used. My husband and I live in a Crossroads Hampton destination travel trailer on his parent’s 2 acre property to save money on living cost and raise our chickens and ducks on. We need to add a 25’ wide x 51’ long concrete slab with a slight angled ramp on one end to drive the trailer on it. This concrete slab will eventually serve as a foundation for a double wide trailer that we will buy later on and live in that and sell our trailer. The concrete slab is estimated at 34 yards of concrete to be 6” thick with 6 bags of concrete and using rebar for strength and stability. We were given a quote by my dad’s friend who is also a long term cement contractor and would love to allow him and his team to work on our new concrete slab but it’s being quote a very high price as it should be we just can’t afford that at this time and we need to get this concrete pad done since our trailer has been sitting on hard dirt for over a year since we got married. My dad, my husband, my father in law and I will work on this project on our own to save a lot of money that we can use towards saving for the double wide home. We’ll also attempt to make a stamped stained concrete patio similar to what my dad has which is a beautiful adobe color, very earth tone color and goes with any landscaping. Any tips you can pass my way would be very helpful. We will also try to rent the tools as well and hire a cement company to deliver the ready cement like you did. The slab you did here came out beautifully. I’ll be sharing this video and the other video on the start to finish for a concrete slab with my husband and our dads so everyone knows how the project should go. If I have any questions I’ll reach out to you as a a reply to this comment so you know it’s me, Amber. Thanks Mike.

@timbiggam2626 4 місяці тому

Mike u r a pro the best.

@mel1465 Рік тому

This is a great video. Thanks so much

@southernontariocontracting905 8 місяців тому

Nice video!

@MikeDayConcrete 8 місяців тому

Thanks!

@SBecktacular 3 роки тому

Tiny home is why I’m here! Nice vid👍 I’m a painter by trade, but have exposure to other trades- carpentry, roofing, plumbing and I want to do as much as I can myself and learn more in the process!🙂 I sub’d- ty for your content ✌️👌

@MorefieldOutdoors 3 роки тому

Hey Mike! Just discovering your channel, loving it! Thank you for making such a channel! Am I too late to opt in for your course sir?

@davidwed Рік тому

I really like working with concrete and block walls. Just need to learn more

@jackodah775 4 роки тому

Great work.. Learned alot from you Thank you

@MikeDayConcrete 4 роки тому

Thanks Jack!

@albertbaca6035 3 роки тому

Very well professionally done!

@MikeDayConcrete 3 роки тому

Thank you very much!

@texmechanic1654 3 роки тому

Awesome videos. Have tiny house going to be moving it quote to have slab done way out of budget. plan to do it my self 45-30 foot slab. Tiny house and garage on slab

@tomforeman3223 2 роки тому

Fantastic video - thanks

@Chaz1971 4 роки тому

I like pouring concrete. I’ve helped out on some bigger jobs but I’ve only planned and organized smaller ones on my own. I recently did a footing for a stone column that will be used as an entrance gate for a property. I had a harbor freight electric mixer and it took 93 80lb. Bags to complete. Needless to say that was way too many bags to be running through a little mixer. Both the mixer and I survived but we took some years off our life span. I’m planning on pouring a slab for a mortared stone patio at my house this spring. Its fairly big approximately 15’ x 30’. I’m definitely going to call a truck for that.

@psidvicious 4 роки тому

😆 Naughty naughty! I saw that ‘jumbo coarse aggregate’ that Darrin/Luke added to the mix.

@MikeDayConcrete 4 роки тому

Figured this one pretty tight. Sometimes that happens, I guess it's better than having a yard too much. Haha

@brasco96wired67 2 роки тому

I'm planning to build my own small home for my retirement place. The slab is something that I'm not sure if I can do it myself. This video helps. Thanks!

@CasioAns 2 роки тому

i like these slab pourings

@fbarr8540 2 роки тому

Dam you always kill it 👌🏽👌🏽 love your vids $$$

@leroybroun4106 4 роки тому

great video. i like to do as much as i can around the house myself and i've done some pretty big projects like building screen porch, decks, cutting trees, pouring walkways, etc. always looking to learn to do things easier and more professionally.

@MikeDayConcrete 4 роки тому

Awesome Leroy!

@leroybroun4106 4 роки тому

@@MikeDayConcrete i could use some advice. i need to pour a driveway between the house and a retaining wall that are about 10 ft apart and stretch for about 20 ft. what's the best way to set the forms and pour the concrete?

@MikeDayConcrete 4 роки тому

We'll use a product called Iso-strip off for the forms and glue them to the existing house foundation and retaining wall. It's a piece of 1/2" foam by 4" or 6" that will allow for expansion and contraction. Here's my page about it: www.everything-about-concrete.com/concrete-expansion-joints.html

@leroybroun4106 4 роки тому

@@MikeDayConcrete thank you. read your page and it is very clear.

@jago5300 8 місяців тому

Home Depot had a two-story tiny house 16x24. Now they're like 12 by 20. Kind of sad. But I have plans hopefully within the year to put a ADU on my property. Also was looking to pour 16 by 24 pad on each side of the garage. And put queen trusses on top.

@bobbywolmart4768 Рік тому

Great work!

@pierrecastillo6064 3 роки тому

I want to build a TINY House too! with a slab on grade foundation, I think that is a strong foundation! God bless! ^_^

@Paul-us1vw 4 роки тому

Great videos Mike! Do you use a form release agent? What do you recommend for my diy monolithic slab project with 12" plywood panel forms.

@kimjordan1516 Місяць тому

I like all slab Videos!!

@jdpst20 2 роки тому

Found this video and I really like how you explain everything. I’m looking to add a pad to my back yard to an existing small pad from deck stairs. It’s going to support a future hot tub and total dimensions will be about 12x25. Would you advise pouring up to foundation of the house or not? Also pouring up against the existing smaller pad should I drill into the sides of it for dowel holes for rebar or can I just pour up to it? I believe I have the confidence to do this myself with some helpers and frame it up then hire a pourer to come in and pour then finish myself while renting the tools

@samgarber2847 Рік тому

Hey Mike great video. I'm preparing to do excavation for 20 × 20 garage. As I'm typing you just said you don't do the excavation. Bummer! I will be doing the monolithic slab pour and footings tho

@pulppeeler 2 роки тому

Been watching lots of your vids. Excellent source of info and tips. Only one thing I disagree with is the wet setting of rebar. I was talked into it by a contractor on a slab I helped out on for my employer as it was faster and less labor intensive then tying a "ladder" of rebar around the perimeter. 2 years later massive cracking and heaving on ever rebar line. Granted a non heated building and much different ground. Not being critical, you do excellent work, I just know I will be taking the time to tie all rebar in the future.

@anthonyhill503 3 роки тому

Great video..

@frankflanagan109 4 роки тому

Great video as always Mike! We had someone run over our screed board on a job this morning, so I just ordered a new one using your promo code from marshalltown. Saved me some $$. Thanks!

@MikeDayConcrete 4 роки тому

Awesome, what length did you get?

@frankflanagan109 4 роки тому

@@MikeDayConcrete We got a 10', but I think I'm going to get another 14' tomorrow too.... can't beat the deal man!

@mikebolinger5359 4 роки тому

What’s the promo code?

@frankflanagan109 4 роки тому

@@mikebolinger5359 EAC