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the same pour process on the first of four sections on the right southbound side of the Bridge This process will continue until the pour is completed on all eight sections of the bridge The bridge is the final section of the 8 mile roadway that provides an east west corridor through Santa Clarita connecting the I 5 and Highway 126 with the 14 Freeway

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How do i make a water tight concrete aquarium?
Q. I plan to make a concrete aquarium (above ground). I want to have a glass window on one side. I have no experience in any kind of glass-work. My question is, can i make a concrete tank with a hole and buy of the shelf a glass sealant and stick the glass to the concrete? will this work?
Asked by chrisvillarin - Sun Feb 18 20:45:46 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Ever been to an aquarium, like Sea World? That's what they are. To make the tank, you'd probably do it in two pours, unless you're set up to pour a mold, which you probably aren't. You just pour the base (floor) first and embed 'water stop' halfway into the concrete. That's a rubber strip either 4" or 6" wide. Half gets embedded in the floor, and the other half sticks up for when you pour the walls. I'd also add butyl water stop before pouring the walls. Looks like a big piece of licorice and sets on top of the floor before the second pour. It expands as the concrete cures. You can use either, but both is double protection. After pouring the floor, just form up the walls and frame a box in where the window will go. Drill some 3/4" hole… [cont.]
Answered by normobrian - Sun Feb 18 21:28:21 2007