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I have been lucky enough to be able to start planning for a new honey
house extraction room etc. etc. in a very large Quonset.
Looking up the archives for honey house construction (bearing in mind
sanitation and hygiene responsibilities), the sealing of the concrete
floor was mentioned by Bob Harrison.
The concrete floor that is present in my affair is clean enough to eat
from - for the moment.
But seeing as it is not sealed, it would be silly to let the surface
deteriorate.
Any advice.
I definitely do not wish to paint, nor apply a epoxy resin surface.
Another point that comes to mind is how to seal the junction between the
floor surface and the wall materials?
Best wishes for the New Year to all readers and writers. :-)
Peter
Darlingford, Manitoba
17 km north of US/Can. border
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