I finally bought a house in Carmel Valley; prices there will now tank.

[CDMA ENG]

Congrats on the purchase!

I know I will feel the same way when I finally buy… Just my personal parania.

Also you have a excellent kill zone for when the zombie hordes attack!

Congrats again.

CE

[ucodegen]

[quote IT.MOM]
从我家厨房窗户就可以看到你未来的院子。
[/quote]
babelfish是有用的

[ucodegen]

[quote IT.MOM]
从我家厨房窗户就可以看到你未来的院子。
[/quote]
babelfish是有用的

[ucodegen]

[quote IT.MOM]
从我家厨房窗户就可以看到你未来的院子。
[/quote]
babelfish是有用的

[ucodegen]

[quote IT.MOM]
从我家厨房窗户就可以看到你未来的院子。
[/quote]
babelfish是有用的

[ucodegen]

[quote IT.MOM]
从我家厨房窗户就可以看到你未来的院子。
[/quote]
babelfish是有用的

[CAwireman]

Yes, yes. Congrats ZK. My wife would love for us to be able to afford CV. Enjoy!

[CAwireman]

Yes, yes. Congrats ZK. My wife would love for us to be able to afford CV. Enjoy!

[CAwireman]

Yes, yes. Congrats ZK. My wife would love for us to be able to afford CV. Enjoy!

[CAwireman]

Yes, yes. Congrats ZK. My wife would love for us to be able to afford CV. Enjoy!

[CAwireman]

Yes, yes. Congrats ZK. My wife would love for us to be able to afford CV. Enjoy!

[Hobie]

[quote=dejams]I end up with pavers because they more stronger and do no crack like stamped concrete. [/quote]

Just a word regarding concrete. Stamped or troweled will not crack if prepared properly.

1. Compact the foundation with a ‘wacker’ ( power compactor)
2. 4-6″ gravel base
3. Use 3/4″ rock in your concrete and 3/8″ rebar. Not the 3/8″ “grout pump mix” and wire mesh.
4. Expansion joints or saw cuts.

Pavers are great but have a different more industrial ‘look’ than concrete.

[Hobie]

[quote=dejams]I end up with pavers because they more stronger and do no crack like stamped concrete. [/quote]

Just a word regarding concrete. Stamped or troweled will not crack if prepared properly.

1. Compact the foundation with a ‘wacker’ ( power compactor)
2. 4-6″ gravel base
3. Use 3/4″ rock in your concrete and 3/8″ rebar. Not the 3/8″ “grout pump mix” and wire mesh.
4. Expansion joints or saw cuts.

Pavers are great but have a different more industrial ‘look’ than concrete.

[Hobie]

[quote=dejams]I end up with pavers because they more stronger and do no crack like stamped concrete. [/quote]

Just a word regarding concrete. Stamped or troweled will not crack if prepared properly.

1. Compact the foundation with a ‘wacker’ ( power compactor)
2. 4-6″ gravel base
3. Use 3/4″ rock in your concrete and 3/8″ rebar. Not the 3/8″ “grout pump mix” and wire mesh.
4. Expansion joints or saw cuts.

Pavers are great but have a different more industrial ‘look’ than concrete.

[Hobie]

[quote=dejams]I end up with pavers because they more stronger and do no crack like stamped concrete. [/quote]

Just a word regarding concrete. Stamped or troweled will not crack if prepared properly.

1. Compact the foundation with a ‘wacker’ ( power compactor)
2. 4-6″ gravel base
3. Use 3/4″ rock in your concrete and 3/8″ rebar. Not the 3/8″ “grout pump mix” and wire mesh.
4. Expansion joints or saw cuts.

Pavers are great but have a different more industrial ‘look’ than concrete.

[Author]

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