Product Depth (in.) | 8 in | Product Height (in.) | 48 in |
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Product Length (in.) | 8 in |
Concrete Form Type | Concrete Form Tube |
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Manufacturer Warranty | 1 YR |
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A: Yes Paul. Form Tubes can be cut using a box knife, hand saw or something similar. These are compressed paper.
A: Kelly. Use a 10" auger. It's best to have a little space around the Form Tube.
A: Jade. Yes. There a some ways to cut the Concrete Tube. A box knife, hand saw used for wood are a couple ways.
A: Murf, to pour a Concrete Form Tube that is 8" inch diameter x 48" inch in depth will take approximately 3/80lbs. bags of concrete mix.
A: The PI x radius squared x height = volume is a good answer. But you don't need to line the entire hole with the tube. When the liquid concrete reaches the grade, you top it with a piece of tube cut to the right length above grade and fill inside the tube.
A: pi x r squared x height= cubic volume. It depend on how wide the tub is & how much you fill it. Please remember to compensate foe what ever you add to the tube 1st. ei sand or filler rock, etc…
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