I've done 4' x 8' panels 4" thick as well as 6' x 6' panels. My mix
was not rich enough with cement, sand, lime to simple screw them
together. I used salt cedar for reinforcement and 25 gauge metal
framing studs to encase the panels after casting for additional
rigidity.
The biggest draw backs two panels for me were:
1. Time to dry
2. Two people required for tilt-up and placement of panels
3. Cost of screws used to hold metal framing studs to panels.
This brief youtube video might be helpful:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGhD1ESUxPo
-Mikey
http://greenacre-hotsprings.blogspot.com
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