March 9, 2015

Ritchie Customer Questions – Using rebar in a concrete pad

Recently a customer asked “Should we use rebar in cement when making a pad for our waterer?” Our Engineer Ed answers this questions and provides some tips to help ensure your waterer will function properly in the video below. After all installation is key to long term, low maintenance use.

All of our instruction manuals are available online, however for a quick overview of installation visit https://ritchiefount.com/installation/

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We want to hear from you. If you have any questions that you would like a video answer to, please contact Ruth at rpeterson@ritchiefount.com.

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