Can I use this floor receptacle by recessing it in the slab before pouring concrete?
1621255
No, not the right kind of box, they make floor outlets for concrete slab applications never bought one on line only at my local supply house. I sure you can find one online though.
1465596
NO. This is a base plate. If you were building a multi floor building, it would work as one of the "Floors".
1641859
I don't think this would work for a concrete floor. Even if the floor has not been poured, their isn't a good way to stabilize the metal box for the pour and the cover plate is made to screw into a wood surface.
1957483
The only way I think this could be accomplished is to chain to a structure. If one does not exist you could pour a concrete slab with a chain embedded and then lock. No matter what you do, if Some one wants it bad enough they will find a way to tak it!!
1058647
You will need either anchor bolts or get hilti bolts, and bolt down the perimeter base into the slab directly or onto 2x4's. If you have any other questions, please call.
92719
Take a two by four secure the receptacle to that if you are pouring concrete this will hold the rail in the correct position by your staircase
1866151
Yes however I would not recommend it. Concrete has a rough.finish and you stand the chance of damaging.the bottom.
423588
No. You need a floor buffer with a special pad designed for marble in order for this product to work.
1256795
Yep, just allow for the additional built up 1/2" =/- prior to setting on substrate. Note I used custom's level quick before mudding in the Ditra underlayment.
2024495
I used this to drill through 1/2 inch slate and it worked well, so I don't think you would have any problem with concrete. Like Plumber 70 mentioned, you should mist the hole with water as you go to keep the bit cool.
1995449
Should be close. Worst case, You may need to have someone bore out a little of the counter top hole from underneath. Concrete countertop I'm assuming?
1316441
yes just have it piped out correct /vent correct also and a concrete floor underneath
303498
If you follow the recommended installation protocol, calling for a 4-6 inch concrete slab, the plastic floor will easily hold the weight. However, if you do not install the shed on a slab it would will not hold that amount of weight without structural compromise.
1788057
I wouldn't recommend drilling into concrete with this drill. If it were me, I would use an electric corded drill for that task.
580098
No. this is really a flimsy item. You can even make this yourself. I was not satisfied even for the floor use.
1784576
I don't see why you couldn't. The collar is plastic, but very sturdy. The only limiter is what will you use to connect the collar to the slab - because the holes are sized to accept deck screws. So you won't be able to use concrete nut and bolt.
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I guest you wanted to cut into the cracks to make a big groove so that concrete can go in. In that case you don't need to cut deep into it. I use it to cut a 1" thick concrete without any problem. Remember to use a water hose to control the dust and prevent the blade getting to hot.