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Block wall on a garage floor?

Mugser · 2011-03-23 05:14:49

Planning on building a divding wall inside my garage using 4" blocks. Would i be ok to lay this straight on the garage floor? (up to roughly 8') Also dont want to use a studded wall.

23-03-2011 5:14am

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Mugser

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Planning on building a divding wall inside my garage using 4" blocks. Would i be ok to lay this straight on the garage floor? (up to roughly 8')

Also dont want to use a studded wall.

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#2 23-03-2011 9:46am

Buford T Justice

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Should be. Whats the floor made out of, as in how thick is the concrete?

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#3 23-03-2011 9:59am

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consider lite weight block such as quinn lite: not as robust as concrete but may do the trick unless u want good fixings for the bondage hooks:D

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