I poured the concrete floor in 25 sections. Five section per room and hallway. The concrete mix is about 4000 PSI and it’s heavily rebarred. After 8 months, no cracking whatsoever. I only wish I would’ve kept it wet longer. Concrete likes a little bit of moisture as it cures. The longer you keep it moist, the stronger it gets.
![I toyed with the idea of creating a rammed earth floor and did a test outside. The test was successful, but too time consuming to create. And not quite as smooth as poured, troweled concrete.](http://lakestone.ca/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/IMG_0105-e1521049060189-225x300.jpg)
I toyed with the idea of creating a rammed earth floor and did a test outside. The test was successful, but too time consuming to create. And not quite as smooth as poured, troweled concrete.
![My first concrete pour for interior. I have no idea what I've gotten myself into. Everyone says I'm crazy to do it this way.](http://lakestone.ca/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/IMG_1951-300x225.jpg)
My first concrete pour for interior. I have no idea what I’ve gotten myself into. Everyone says I’m crazy to do it this way.
![Doing some tricky form work to pour kitchen concrete floor and make room for future electric floor heat.](http://lakestone.ca/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/IMG_2145-300x225.jpg)
Doing some tricky form work to pour kitchen concrete floor and make room for future electric floor heat.
![I drilled no holes. All forms were supported with weight or wood. It was rather tricky. Each pour was unique. But it worked fantastic.](http://lakestone.ca/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/IMG_2131-300x225.jpg)
I drilled no holes. All forms were supported with weight or wood. It was rather tricky. Each pour was unique. But it worked fantastic.