Revisions log for Answer #1066

In order to pour the beam and accordingly reinforce it, you need the following. Look at the project, which is available in your hands. It shows the dimensions, that is the height, width and length of the structure. The next step, it is to know the height to which you have already made the walls. They should be adjusted to the correct height, that is, under the beam. Next, we take the boards of the right size for us. This means that the bottom board should be slightly wider than the base of the beam, about three centimeters on each side. Next, this very board should be supported with spacers, so that when the concrete is poured, it will not be pressed down. Then put the side boards and also, as well as the bottom board a little higher than the given height of the beam. After fixing all the boards, we'll put the frame, consisting of 10-mm-thick rebar, inside the structure. The frame itself is tied to the column, on top of which should be released the same rebar. Tie them together with binding wire. Once the frame and the issues are tied into a single whole, we'll use the side boards to measure the height of our beams. After all this, proceed directly to the very pouring of the beam with concrete. Concrete grade for filling take m100.