Garage for Humster.

[ak diesel driver]

I want to see the small mountain he has created outside. LOL

 

[denata]

in the army, 2 soldiers replace the excavator.

 

[J_dude]

Buddy you are awesome and a little bit crazy! I like your music too

 

[MrMarty51]

That brown and black mug looking device, coffee ?

 

[MrMarty51]

And I have the perfect piece of safety equipment for just such a project.

 

[denata]

That brown and black mug looking device, coffee ?

Where?

 

[denata]

MrMarty51
Good explosion-proof lamp. By changing the brightness of the lamp, methane is determined. Coal is mined in our regions, there is practically no methane in the mines.

 

[denata]

Finished the next stage of concreting the walls. 3/4 of the surface of the basement walls is done. I decided that the height of 2.4m (8ft) is not enough, I made this wall 2.7m (9ft) high. It will be necessary to dig the floor level another foot lower in an area of 355 square feet. It is still dry in the basement, but soon the snow will begin to actively melt ... I am waiting.. with the pump.

 

[MrMarty51]

Looking real nice. Already loading it with supplies.

 

[denata]

Delivery 4 tons of crushed granite stone, fractions 0-3/8. Until the construction season has begun, it is sold at $10 per ton.+$40 for shipping.

 

[Husker6.5]

Or forget the pump and have a subterranean swimming pool? Yeah, that's it, this whole project has been so that you could build your own private year-round spa under the garage! A nice hot tub with a crushed rock floor you can swim around in while the winds howl outside at -30°C! You're a sly one, @denata!

 

[denata]

Someday these excavations will end... For now I have finished digging in the horizontal plane. It's time to concrete the walls, I started making formwork. I thought the 8 foot ceiling was low, so I started to deepen the floor another 2 feet. To deepen the floor another 2 feet, you need to dig more 20 tons.

 

[n8in8or]

Very impressive.

 

[Husker6.5]

Better than having to dig the salt mines of Siberia! LOL!

 

[Will L.]

Better than having to dig the salt mines of Siberia! LOL!

Bro- this is at his place in the coldest land of Siberia!
We know he is an electrician- I kinda assumed the mines were his place of employment…

 

[Husker6.5]

Bro- this is at his place in the coldest land of Siberia!
We know he is an electrician- I kinda assumed the mines were his place of employment…

But he's voluntarily digging under the garage, not a chain gang member exiled by the Commissariat!

 

[MrMarty51]

But he's voluntarily digging under the garage, not a chain gang member exiled by the Commissariat!

In an escape tunnel.

 

[jrsavoie]

In an escape tunnel.

Wish I would have put one in my garage to the Cleary building.
Along with a basement under the garage that is to be by the house.

 

[SnowDrift]

How does ground water seepage drain out?

 

[denata]

.There is no groundwater, once there was a flood from melt water when there were no concrete walls, and a lake from melted snow accumulated near the garage. Now all the low areas around the garage are filled up, melt water does not accumulate and water does not flow into the basement. In 3 years, no more groundwater. In the future, when I make a concrete floor in the basement, just in case, you can dig a basement in the basement, use it as an emergency water discharge tank, and install a drainage pump there. If groundwater suddenly appears.