Hi!
i’m a builder. I am doing a foundation and would like feedback for what type of foam block would be appropriate for my Norcal project and what would be cost effective.
thanks a lot,
tom-
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You're describing ICF blocks. Try the search feature here for previous discussions of that name
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thanks for the help.
tom
Tom - go with whoever sells & supports ICFs locally. I used Amvic, but there are many - too many to list. Google ICFweb - there is a lot of 'net info. Also look for HUDs Prescriptive Manual for ICFs - the engineering tables & rebar schedules are a great source of info. Icfs are great in my opinion.
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