Option A: Do Nothing. You could do nothing and hope that the IRS does not discover the account. You would be relying on past banking secrecy as a means of providing some degree of protection going forward. Perhaps your account is not at a large bank like UBS, or is in a quieter jurisdiction, and is âoff the radarâ.ption A: Do Nothing. You could do nothing and hope that the IRS does not discover the account. You would be relying on past banking secrecy as a means of providing some degree of protection going forward. Perhaps your account is not at a large bank like UBS, or is in a quieter jurisdiction, and is âoff the radarâ.
Best Answer: This article says a typical cinder block weights approximately 26-33 pounds. Based on my recollection, that seems to be correct. I know it's way more than 9 pounds... The concrete commonly used to make concrete blocks is a mixture of powdered portland cement, water, sand, and gravel. This produces a light gray block with a fine surface texture and a high compressive strength. A typical concrete block weighs 38-43 lb (17.2-19.5 kg).
Clean off any epoxy that has gotten between the nut and the surface of the cinder block. Clean the threads with a clean rag if necessary. Twist the nut on the anchor bolt, moving it down to the surface of the cinder block.Allow the epoxy to dry thoroughly before securing anything to the bolt.ost of a cinder block's surface is 1 inch thick and can accommodate an epoxy bolt three-quarters of an inch deep. Strategic places on the top, middle and bottom ends of the cinder block are thick enough to accommodate longer bolts. Clean out the hole with a stiff wire brush, taking care to remove all loose debris.