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Jmoney01 · 02-17-2019, 10:21 AM

Be careful if you use rebar and then drill the anchor bolts. If you hit rebar when you drill, your screwed. Like what was stated before, pour thicker (at least 6-8") where the posts will sit. Use fiber in mix. I have an 8k lift and 6 inch floor in my garage. I would not pre install any anchor bolts in the floor. If your off any, your screwed. By the way, I have been pouring concrete for over 20 years and I also sub for a lift installer pouring thicker sections in thin floors so he can install lifts.

02-17-2019, 10:21 AM	#3
Jmoney01 Registered User Join Date: Dec 2018 Location: Borden Posts: 97	Re: Securing a Two Post Lift Be careful if you use rebar and then drill the anchor bolts. If you hit rebar when you drill, your screwed. Like what was stated before, pour thicker (at least 6-8") where the posts will sit. Use fiber in mix. I have an 8k lift and 6 inch floor in my garage. I would not pre install any anchor bolts in the floor. If your off any, your screwed. By the way, I have been pouring concrete for over 20 years and I also sub for a lift installer pouring thicker sections in thin floors so he can install lifts.