RedBrick & Irden
RedBrick RedBrick
Irden Irden
RedBrick RedBrick
Yo, heard you’re working on a new skate ramp. I can help mix the concrete, but gotta keep an eye on those city regulations. What’s the plan for the slab size?
Irden Irden
Yeah, thanks for the offer. I’m aiming for a 12 by 12 slab, about two feet high. City code says no more than 8 ft from the curb and we can’t go above 3 ft in the city limits. Just keep the mix on the lower side—no extra additives that make it too slick. If you hit the curb line or the height limit, they’ll come with a ticket instead of a cool ramp.
RedBrick RedBrick
Sounds good. I’ll get the concrete ready—just a plain mix, no additives. I’ll lay it out, measure the curb line, and keep it under 8 feet. If we hit the 3‑foot limit, we’ll stop. Let me know the exact spot, and I’ll bring the truck. We'll make it solid and city‑approved.
Irden Irden
Got it, I’ll mark the exact spot next to the old brick wall, 8 feet from the curb, and keep the height under 3. I’ll drop a quick note so you can start mixing, and I’ll bring the extra cement to finish the base. Let’s keep the slab raw—no slick additives. See you at the site, and I’ll bring the spray cans to test the edges.
RedBrick RedBrick
Alright, I’ll bring the mixer and a few trucks of plain cement. Stick to that spot, keep it under 3 feet, and let me know if anything changes. See you on site, and I’ll check the edges with the spray cans you got.
Irden Irden
Sounds good, man. I’ll keep the spot tight, no extra height, and let’s make sure the slab stays raw enough to keep the vibe. Catch you there, and thanks for the cement.