I am having the floor pour at the end of this week. Insulation is down on the floor with a bevel at the top, thermal break, at the exterior frost walls.

My question is about the thermal break across the garage bay doors. I had heard of people running the thermal break straight across to keep from bleeding heat right outside to the exposed section of concrete outside the garage doors. My question is how best to accomplish this.

I think I plan on using a piece of L channel steel that is 2″x something to cover the top of the foam and run the concrete slab and small apron area that will be outside the the garage door even with the top of this piece of steel. The question is how to secure the piece of insulation/L channel steel in place. I was concerned when they pour that this insulation and steel will just want to float around or float up. Also should I somehow try to tie together with rebar or mesh the “outside the garage door(just the area between where the door comes down and the exterior edge of the frost wall)” to the garage floor slab itself? I would think that if I didn’t tie the two together somehow than the exterior piece would just want to fall off since it is just a small 8 inch x 9.5 foot section of concrete sitting on top of the frost wall.