^Word to the wise on CC: Their engineering department will tell you that the slab HAS to have a 4 inch skirt all the way around instead of doing it edge-flush so the anchors won't crack the concrete. I made the mistake of following that instruction. Problem is, without some kind of flashing (that they do not provide), it will allow water to get in under the base rail. I've had a devil of a time getting it sealed up and water tight. Still have a few areas that get damp, but I'm gaining on it.
The crew that came to install it asked why the slab was 4" too big all the way around, so clearly they were used to doing them edge flush. They had it up and ready for codes inspection in 2 days.
The crew that came to install it asked why the slab was 4" too big all the way around, so clearly they were used to doing them edge flush. They had it up and ready for codes inspection in 2 days.
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