Certainly, but only if your foundation is built sturdy enough for the weight. I just visited the custom home of a nationally recognized building inspector; his home has stamped, pebbled, stained concrete throughout the upper story.
The floors in my house are made of concrete but it is getting chipped and worn. How do I go about doing concrete resurfacing in my home?
Depending on the size of your room.It doesn't matter how much it would cost because the way houses are constructed. If you live in a one story house the floors are cement or if you have wooden floors they couldn't be removed. The structure of the house is built up from the floors so they are part of the house. The house is framed onto the foundation that makes the floors.
The most commonly appearing house foundation material is concrete. There are many variants of concrete foundations such as concrete blocks or insulated concrete.
This is a mechanical process.
Minimum of 6 inches....also may depend on where you live
Somtimes, but concrete ot granite would last longer, if installed properly.
Most houses don't use common bricks for the foundation. Concrete is more effective and commonly used.
A house is built from the ground up. It starts with a good foundation. This can be either a solid concrete slab or pilings for a house above ground. Then you add walls and a roof.
Yes, a very strong tornado can sweep it off its foundation and reduce it to rubble.
There is only one foundation. Whatever the square footage is for the house on the first floor. Is where the foundation is. Its made of mixed concrete that is poured and set to dry before building the house on it. Perhaps you're asking about the different types of foundations a house can be built on? If so, the three most common are... # Slab - This is a solid slab of concrete that, once the house is built, serves as the floor as well. # Crawl space - Short concrete walls are built on concrete footers to elevate the house. # Basement - Large concrete wall built on footers as well. Hope this helps. == There are also monolithic slab foundations and dry stone foundations as well as mixed masonry and mortar, i.e. brick, concrete block.
Generally when a house is sinking, the problem can be traced to a weak foundation. One can improve foundation problems by hiring a specialist or installing subterranean concrete beneath the house to raise it. The problem may also be poor soil quality, in which research should be done before repairing the foundation.
how are the floors of traditional house made