Pembuatan kolam beton bio flog anti bocor dan rembes dari batako mulai dari awal sampai akhir

When building a concrete pond, the first step is to prepare the site where you want to build it. The concrete pond I want to build measures 2 meters long, 3 meters wide, and 80 cm high. This is the site measurement process that will be used to build my concrete pond. The first step is to measure and stretch a line to ensure the pond is level and precise. Here, I have completed the measurements and stretched the line, ensuring the pond is precise. The next step is to dig a trench or hole for the foundation of the #ambioflog pond. This #ambioflog pond uses only concrete blocks instead of mountain rocks or coral. After completing the trench, I paved the floor of the #ambioflog pond using leftover building materials or unused stone fragments to minimize the budget for building the #concretepond. Then, after mixing the cement and sand, we filled the trench we had just made with cement. I used a 2:1 cement mixture, using two wheelbarrows of sand and one sack of cement. In this stage, the first thing I did was fill the foundation trench with the cement mixture to strengthen my concrete pool foundation. Next, after filling it evenly, I used wide-set concrete blocks as the foundation to serve as footings for my concrete pool walls. While installing the concrete blocks, I also installed the wastewater drainage pipe. Why was it installed first? To make it easier and avoid drilling after the concrete pool work was completed. Leaks often occur when the drainage pipe is installed last. Next, I installed the first concrete block wall and only one concrete block trap. In the next stage, I poured the first concrete block for the pool base. The purpose of installing one concrete block at the beginning was to hold the cement mixture from overflowing. Before pouring, don't forget to cover the drainpipe to prevent cement from seeping into the drainpipe, which could clog it. Once dry, you can install the concrete blocks for the pool walls up to a height of 80 cm. For the concrete blocks, I used a 2:1 cement mixture to ensure the pool remained sturdy, even though I didn't use iron or mountain stone as the foundation. Once the concrete blocks were installed and dry, I immediately plastered the walls of the #poolambioglig. I thickened the plaster at each corner/angle inside the #concretepool with mosquito netting to ensure the cement adhered and didn't fall off. The purpose of thickening each corner of the pool so that it wasn't tapered or angled was to prevent future dirt buildup in the water at any of the corners. Then after the plaster is dry I do the plastering, try to plaster it evenly on each layer of plaster to prevent seepage in the pool when the pool is filled with water, here I do 2 x plastering processes to ensure there are no gaps missed by the plastering cement, for the plastering itself I mix wood glue in the cement and water mixture to make it stick better to the walls #bioflogconcretepool. #outdoorpool #concretepool #ambioflocpool #tips #howto #hobby #cultivation #fishbreeding