Continuing Disability Review Process. If your Social Security claim is up for review, the SSA will notify you by mail. The SSA will send you either a copy of the short form, Disability Update Report (SSA-455-OCR-SM), or the long form, Continuing Disability Review Report (SSA-454-BK), announcing a CDR.The short form is generally for those whose condition is not expected to improve, and is only two pages.he SSA will send you either a copy of the short form, Disability Update Report (SSA-455-OCR-SM), or the long form, Continuing Disability Review Report (SSA-454-BK), announcing a CDR. The short form is generally for those whose condition is not expected to improve, and is only two pages.
Another issue that must be addressed is the added weight of the thin-slab. Poured gypsum thin-slabs typically add 13 to 15 pounds per square foot to the dead loading of a floor structure. Standard weight concrete thin slabs add about 18 pounds per square foot (at 1.5 thickness).
Pouring your own garage floor is an attainable goal with enough time and manpower. To ensure the strength and durability of your floor, you need to know how thick to pour your concrete. Standard Thickness. The standard concrete garage floor is six inches thick and, with use of proper control joints, should be thick enough to withstand normal use. Type of Use How thick you pour your concrete floor can be determined by how the floor is going to be used. This is largely based on the types and the number of vehicles you plan to park on it.