I know sand must be dry. But there are a extensive sort of sands, and I don't know what specs I must take into account.
The more heavy the better? the thinner is best? or I must take the thicker one?
Any kind of sand is better than other?
Grain caliber , "granulometria" in spanish, I don't know what the english name, is one spec apears in all sand types...[/img]
Best specs for SAND to fill blocks or floating floors
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hugo_inside
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Hugo, I'm not sure that any one sand grain size is better or worse; from a mass standpoint, heavier (finer grained, less room for air) should be better.
The main thing is to NOT use BEACH sand; too much salt, possibly dead fish smell; the salt will attack any fasteners (nails, etc) and ruin your construction possibly before you're ready to live without it... Steve
The main thing is to NOT use BEACH sand; too much salt, possibly dead fish smell; the salt will attack any fasteners (nails, etc) and ruin your construction possibly before you're ready to live without it... Steve
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