Fabric Formed Concrete Fire Table
TWO: VACUUM HOOKUP
After the fabric is stretched over the central disc, it is sucked down with a shop vac, creating a smooth transition down to the burner.
What You’ll Need
- Saw Horses
- 3/4″ Drywall Screws
- Gasket Rubber
- Cordless Drill
- Duct Tape
- CS Unitec Vacuum Cleaner or Similiar
Step 1 – Air Hole
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Step 2 – Vacuum Hookup
Previous: Forming![Fabric Formed Concrete Fire Table - Forming | CHENG Concrete Exchange](https://www.concreteexchange.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/fabric-formed-concrete-fire-table-forming-step-1-1.jpg)
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Heavy vinyl upholstery fabric is stretched taut over a foam riser and stapled to the underside of a 3/4″ melamine sheet to create the form base.
Next: Spraying and Backing![Fabric Formed Concrete Fire Table - Spraying and Backing | CHENG Concrete Exchange](https://www.concreteexchange.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/fabric-formed-concrete-fire-table-spraying-backing-step-4-1.jpg)
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A 3/4″ layer of CHENG’s D-FRC Casting Mix is sprayed into the base of the mold while the vacuum is running before a thin coat is sprayed onto the walls.