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  • That would be a good option if we weren't getting bikes in and out all the time. Ok for me, but I think my girlfriend will struggle with too much of a step, so looking to do level access ideally. I guess that makes re-pouring the slab my only option.

  • I re-read your initial post and i guess you're planning on having the slab as the floor?
    In that case, you're probably better off re-pouring if you have doubts about the existing slab.
    My building is primarily for working in, although bikes are stored here too. I wanted to raise it (actual floor is about 20cm off the ground) so i could insulate the floor and heat the room without worrying about condensation, but you presumably wouldn't have those issues.

  • Yeah, I'm leaning towards the same direction too. Could install a slope and gutter and ground anchors at the same time that way too.

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