The only thing I would add to this video, is any wall of length. Say more than 25'.
I would personally suggest using a transit or laser to check elevation. I don't care
how good you are with a level you will be off. I actually use laser for front/back/sidetoside.
sirangrymob 2 weeks ago
If the drainage pipe is installed at the lowest block, how and where do you discharge the water accumulated?
javime99 3 months ago in playlist More videos from RetainingWallExpert
@javime99 99% of all engineered walls I've done was discharged every 50 ft.
And you do so out the face of the block.
i love this video i love wall construction.
christophbrady 10 months ago
Very true - a deadblow hammer (which is a hard plastic hammer, essentially) works great for this application. Very careful use of a steel sledgehammer is okay, too, but there's an increased chance to break the block.
RetainingWallExpert 10 months ago
lol a deadblow might be a good investment instead that rubber mallet.
weathernoggin 10 months ago
when i build with ab blocks i like to put a slight bit batter on my base course, for added security
alan041 1 year ago
Thanks for the video!
kelosh1 1 year ago
Nice, usefull info...
4923ariwan 2 years ago
Great tips, going to start my AB stones wall next week
stuartm990 2 years ago
The only thing I would add to this video, is any wall of length. Say more than 25'.
I would personally suggest using a transit or laser to check elevation. I don't care
how good you are with a level you will be off. I actually use laser for front/back/sidetoside.
sirangrymob 2 weeks ago
If the drainage pipe is installed at the lowest block, how and where do you discharge the water accumulated?
javime99 3 months ago in playlist More videos from RetainingWallExpert
@javime99 99% of all engineered walls I've done was discharged every 50 ft.
And you do so out the face of the block.
sirangrymob 2 weeks ago
i love this video i love wall construction.
christophbrady 10 months ago
Very true - a deadblow hammer (which is a hard plastic hammer, essentially) works great for this application. Very careful use of a steel sledgehammer is okay, too, but there's an increased chance to break the block.
RetainingWallExpert 10 months ago
lol a deadblow might be a good investment instead that rubber mallet.
weathernoggin 10 months ago
when i build with ab blocks i like to put a slight bit batter on my base course, for added security
alan041 1 year ago
Thanks for the video!
kelosh1 1 year ago
Nice, usefull info...
4923ariwan 2 years ago
Great tips, going to start my AB stones wall next week
stuartm990 2 years ago