--- In papercreters@yahoogroups.com, "redlunarmoon" <redlunarmoon@...> wrote:
>
> Good day,
> my friend wants to build a basketball court around 40 foot square, 4 inches thick and I suggested we look at papercrete maybe as an interesting experiment. I am wondering if anyone has any ideas what we might want to do. It'll be located in a dry climate so rain isn't much of an issue but there maybe thunderstorms and a small amount of snow in the winter. I am thinking maybe we coat the whole thing at the with a thin layer of concrete or something to make it smooth.
> Thanks in advance for your advice,
> Conrad
>
I am not an expert on the subject of papercrete but I am BB courts.
Don't do it! If you want a recycled court find a school replacing theirs and offer to pull it up cheap or for free. If you need help on how to do it write me.
It would be a good place for a ferro cement roof as well.
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